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Among the 40 interview subjects are CEOs and top-level executives from a range of industries: oil, pharmaceutical, computer, tire, manufacturing, public relations, branding, advertising and undercover marketing; in addition, a Nobel-prize winning economist, the first management guru, a corporate spy, and a range of academics, critics, historians and thinkers are also interviewed.
Support the film makers by buying the video
http://www.thecorporation.com/index.cfm?page_id=10
check out our website for more info on how far we have slid as a country
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published:20 Oct 2011

views:536863

Welcome to the Investors Trading Academy talking glossary of financial terms and events.
Our word of the day is “Corporation”
A corporation is a legal entity that is separate and distinct from its owners. Corporations enjoy most of the rights and responsibilities that an individual possesses; that is, a corporation has the right to enter into contracts, loan and borrow money, sue and be sued, hire employees, own assets and pay taxes.
The most important aspect of a corporation is limited liability. That is, shareholders have the right to participate in the profits, through dividends and/or the appreciation of stock, but are not held personally liable for the company's debts.
A corporate structure is perhaps the most advantageous way to start a business because the corporation exists as a separate entity. In general, a corporation has all the legal rights of an individual, except for the right to vote and certain other limitations. Corporations are given the right to exist by the state that issues their charter. If you incorporate in one state to take advantage of liberal corporate laws but do business in another state, you'll have to file for "qualification" in the state in which you wish to operate the business. There's usually a fee that must be paid to qualify to do business in a state.
What sets the corporation apart from all other types of businesses is that a corporation is an independent legal entity, separate from the people who own, control, and manage it. In other words, corporation and tax laws view the corporation as a legal "person" that can enter into contracts, incur debts, and pay taxes apart from its owners. Other important characteristics also result from the corporation's separate existence: A corporation does not dissolve when its owners or shareholders change or die, and the owners of a corporation have limited liability.
By Barry Norman, Investors Trading Academy

Curious which is a better entity structure for your business, an LLC or Corporation? The answer depends on your business goals, as both entity types have pros and cons. Part of video series entitled Genesis Law Firm Teaches. For more free legal guides, visit http://www.genesislawfirm.com and click on the 'resources' tab.

published:22 Aug 2015

views:65923

Full, continues audio stream of Thievery Corporation's 2018 release, "Treasures From the Temple."
GET THE ALBUM: https://thieverycorporation.com/treasures
TRACK PLAYLIST: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLZMps7ZJMfTNt9_KUURDHur79OdYCu2I4
Released on April 20, 2018, Thievery Corporation's "Treasures from the Temple" is a follow-up LP to the band’s chart-topping 2017 album, Temple of I & I. The 12-track compendium includes a trove of original recordings and remixes from the band’s Temple sessions at Geejam Studios in Port Antonio, Jamaica with vocal appearances by LouLou Ghelichkhani, Mr. Lif, Sitali, Racquel Jones, NataliaClavier and Notch.
// GET TREASURES FROM THE TEMPLE//
https://thieverycorporation.com/treasures
// FOLLOW THIEVERY CORPORATION //
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http://youtube.com/thieverycorporation
http://facebook.com/thieverycorporation
http://twitter.com/thieverycorpdc
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We live in a democracy right? Well kind of. Learn how corporations became so powerful and why they became so interconnected with our government undermining our democratic system.
Subscribe To My Channel:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoFWz1e3VXKOoJ-E5cep1Eg
Facebook:
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SoulChef – Blind Man See
https://www.youtube.com/user/soulchefmusic
Script:
Go to any city, any town, any rest stop in America and you’re bound to find the same old shopping centers with the same stores and the same gas stations and the same fast food as any other city. How did just a few companies gain monopoly over the entire country? You know which companies I’m talking about – the Coca Cola’s, the Shell’s, the Comcasts, you name it.
First a little bit of background about what a corporation is. The word corporation comes from the Latin word corpus which means body of people. In fact in ancient Roman law, corporate entities were recognized and even given protection under the law. Similarly today, by definition a corporation is simply a group of people who have been authorized by law to act as a single legal entity. And while most of the time we use the word corporate negatively, corporations are not innately bad. They can be bad or good just like people. However, over the past 100 years corporations have gained certain legal rights that have allowed them to gain more and more power. Again – some may use their power responsibly for good, while others recklessly for bad. ThinkGoogle vs. Exxon-Mobile.
Corporations today are super powerful for a number of reasons.
First Corporations are allowed to create Political Action Committees or PACs for short, which are basically organizations that pool money from members and donate those funds to campaign for or against candidates, ballot initiatives or legislation. For example AT&T donated nearly $3 million dollars during the 2016 campaign cycle on funding the campaigns of possible representatives they believed would put out legislation in AT&Ts best interest.
Second corporations tend to spend a lot of money on lobbying in Washington in the hopes of influencing politicians on a particular issue. For example the oil company Exxon-Mobile has spent over $200 million dollars alone over the past 20 years on lobbying. Just in 2008 the company spent over $29 million dollars in an effort to defeat legislation that addressed climate change.
Not only do corporations donate millions of dollars to the politicians they know will act in their best interest, or spend hundreds of millions of dollars on expert influencers to try and get those politicians to sign or block legislation that will help or hurt their companies, but they also employ many “revolvers” or people who were at one time government employees that now work for corporations – strengthening the connection between corporations and government further. Of the 29 registered lobbyists that work for Exxon-Mobile, 22 of them have at one time been government employees. You get the point. Of course Exxon is just one example out of many – I don’t know why I’m ragging on Exxon, but I am – if you happen to be the CEO please don’t come after me, I’m just using you as an example. Anyways the point is corporations and the government is tightly wound up within each other.
So how did this happen?
Before the late 1800s, corporations were required to be public service organizations and have a stated public purpose. In other words they were a sort of gift from a group of people to serve the public good. They were tightly controlled and very limited due to widespread public opposition. In fact a common misconception is that the Boston Tea Party was a protest between the American Revolutionaries and the King of England, but rather it was a protest by the Americans against the monopolization of the tea market by the East India Company.

published:28 Jan 2017

views:29110

Official music video for "Letter to the Editor" ft. Racquel Jones.
Get the Temple of I &I: https://thieverycorporation.com/temple/
After an exploration into bossa nova on the 2014 “Saudade” release, Thievery Corporation returns to the music of Jamaica for it’s 2017 album, The Temple of I & I. The band’s 10th studio album release was recorded at GeeJam Studios in Port Antonio, Jamaicaand features vocal appearances by Mr. Lif, Raquel Jones, Zee, Notch, Lou Lou Ghelichkhani, Shana Halligan, Elin Melgarejo & Puma.
// GET THE TEMPLE OF I & I //
https://thieverycorporation.com/temple/
// FOLLOW THIEVERY CORPORATION //
thieverycorporation.com
facebook.com/thieverycorporation
twitter.com/thieverycorpdc
instagram.com/thieverycorpdc
// CREDITS //
Directed by Richard Elgood
Edited by Andrew Labens
// LYRICS //
Pocket full a promises
Baby empty bellies
Poverty and Democracies
And political rallies
But who the rich a lobby for
Using me for votes
Pretend a mi yuh sorry for
Then win and its a joke
I'm sick of trick or treaters in costumes like dem as leaders
Charismatic public speakers
False prophets and fake healers.
Articulate perfect grammar scammer
Scamming us for votes
Infront of tv camera with an innocent approach.
Nuh mo lies and fallacies
Bun apologies
Try nuh ask please when a squeeze and yuh pan yuh knees
Justice or else says the minister Farakhan
Suh me stand up a Gordon house
Wid my GlockInna me hand
If I take it literally, fuck it geez I'm kinda sorry
But smaddy need Fi answer
Gimmi Di microphone and Mek mi rep di innocent paying recompense for money spent to feed the governments
Yo! Gimmi Di microphone get the people riled up too much fuckery Piled up get di ting dem oiled up
Parallel universes in the same Ol' hemisphere
Authorities they don't care with dem nose up in the air
---
Cause our bombs dem metaphoric
We talk Di truth and mek Di youths dem better for it
Cause I'm a fighter, yeah
If you agree put up yuh lighter, yeah
(Repeat)
---
Mek the stench from ghetto fences permeate dem residences extend up through the trenches up to where the presidents is
Karma pan Di ones and twos yes it turn the tables
Had enough a you with your parable and fables
Jamaican bad gal queen and revolutionary
Neva quick Fi start a war but shoot whenever necessary
Product of the inner city
Where me come from it nuh pretty
Survive the nitty gritty
Ain't nobody taking pity
Survival kinda sticky
In New YorkCali and philly
A di same ting a gwaan in a Kingston
---
CHORUS x2
---
These are the da days of the last days,
pan the last page of Di book of the dark age
We a path ways wid oppressors
Seek Predecessors
Wake up ancestors
Den we team up together
We will meet we will meet pan Di battle Di battle groundTrade mi microphone
For a shottie and some copper stones
Just be ready When Di gavel sound
Bun a folly ground fus
Jah surround us
So We never nervous
Was a mental war now this shit turn physical
From long time scar we a reap the residual
From slavery to now, now the ting get critical
Dem CyAh kill we soul cause dem sight sey we spiritual
So They be like, hey,
prod the bull under Sykes as subliminal, get them mad
Then chastise dem as criminal
Give wi drugs under guise sey it clinical
CHORUS x2

published:20 Feb 2017

views:1944514

Form your corporation for just $49 and state filing fees! »»» http://re180.io/FormMyCorporation
Corporations are misunderstood and, as a result, misconceptions about them abound. Some entrepreneurs definitely benefit from incorporating while at least as many do not. For you to make an informed and intelligent decision as to whether or not you should incorporate and objectively evaluate what can and cannot be accomplished when you incorporate you must have a basic understanding of what a corporation is, how you form one, and what the advantages and disadvantages are.
Corporation defined
A corporation is an independent legal entity owned by its shareholders. This means that the corporation itself is legally liable for its actions and debts, not the shareholders who own it.
Corporations are more complex than sole proprietorships, partnerships and limited liability companies because they tend to have more administrative, tax, and legal responsibilities imposed on them. Because of this, corporations are generally better suited for more established and larger companies.
Because it is a legally distinct entity, separate from its owners, a corporation is given many of the same legal rights as an actual person. And its owners don't have to risk their personal assets in the event the corporation can't satisfy its obligations. But it also means that corporations are usually taxed separately from its owners as well.
You don't need to be a large company to be a corporation. In recent years, many small businesses have made the decision to incorporate to not only limit their personal liability and protect their personal assets but also gain credibility, attract outside investment, and access more sophisticated tax-planning strategies.
How to form a corporation
A corporation comes into existence when prospective shareholders file a charter document with a state's business entities department, which is usually the Secretary of State. The owners of a corporation are called shareholders and shares of stock represent their ownership interests. A corporation must have at least one owner. There is usually no limit on the number of shareholders a corporation can have, the most notable exception being an "S" corporation that is limited to 100 shareholders.
Corporations and the IRS
In the eyes of the IRS, there are two types of corporations: "C" corporations and "S" Corporations.
By default all newly formed corporations begin as a "C" corporation and are taxed separately from their owners under subchapter C of the Internal Revenue Code. They file a corporate tax return and pay taxes on their profits. When these profits are then distributed to the shareholders the shareholders will pay taxes on the distribution.
Certain corporations elect to be treated as an "S" corporation for federal tax purposes by filing Form 2553 with the IRS. This election causes the corporation to be treated as a "pass-through" entity. The corporation files an informational tax return but doesn't pay taxes at the corporate level. Rather, the profits and losses are "passed through" the business and reported on the shareholders personal income tax returns. Electing "S" corporation status is one way of avoiding "double" taxation.
Close corporations
Sometimes, at the state level there are two types of corporations as well: regular and close. Up to nowI've been referring only to regular corporations.
A close corporation is generally a smaller corporation that elects close corporation status and is entitled to operate without the strict formalities required in the operation of a regular corporation. Simply stated, it is a corporation whose shareholders and directors are allowed to operate more like a partnership because there are typically less than 30 shareholders. The close corporation election is made at the state level but a number of states do not recognize them.
Corporate formalities
Corporations have a set management structure. The shareholders elect a Board of Directors who in turn elects officers. Other than the election of the directors, the shareholders do not usually participate in the operations of the corporation. The Board of Directors manages the corporation at a strategic level, issues stock, and makes major decisions and the Officers are responsible for the day-to-day operations of the company.
A corporation must follow various formalities. Failure to follow these formalities can have serious consequences, including holding the shareholders personally liable for corporate debts and actions. These formalities include: the appointment of directors and officers, adoption of bylaws and resolutions, holding formal meetings, and completing other compliance tasks that keep the corporation in good standing.
Advantages of a corporation—limited liability protection, ability to raise capital, unlimited life
Disadvantages of a corporation—double taxation potential, administrative complexity, lots of paperwork

http://retipster.com/mycorporation
http://retipster.com/how-to-start-your-corporation-or-llc/
As most real estate investors know, there are a lot of “little challenges” to overcome when starting a new business.
If you’re serious about taking the right steps in the beginning, one of the first things you’ll want to get squared away is the legal formation of your business entity.
Most real estate investors (myself included) own their properties under the name of an LLC (aka – Limited Liability Company) and there are a few reasons why:
- An LLC can protect your personal assets from business-related lawsuits.
- An LLC has tax advantages that allow for “pass-through taxation” (whereas most other corporations are double-taxed).
- An LLC offers instant credibility with many of your customers.
Now let me be clear... I'm not trying to advise you on what type of legal entity you should form for your business. I'm not an attorney or an accountant (and even if I was - I have no idea what your goals and business objectives are). I'm not saying that you should copy what I'm doing in the instructions above, I'm just showing you one of the many ways it can be done.
Forming your own corporation may sound like a complicated legal process, but it's actually quite simple and you can do it in a matter of minutes.
With an online service like MyCorporation (see above), you can avoid the mind-numbing minutiae of trying to figure out the process in your state AND save yourself hundreds of dollars by allowing them to walk you through the process.
An alternative option is to hire an attorney, since they can give you the best advice and make sure everything is being fine-tuned to fit your situation, but if you're on a shoestring budget (like I was in the beginning), a service like MyCorporation is probably your next best option.
Here's a quick overview on how to do it... #realestate #retipster #sethwilliams #realestateinvesting #landinvesting

Corporation

A corporation is a company or group of people authorized to act as a single entity (legally a person) and recognized as such in law. Early incorporated entities were established by charter (i.e. by an ad hoc act granted by a monarch or passed by a parliament or legislature). Most jurisdictions now allow the creation of new corporations through registration.

Corporations come in many different types but are usually divided by the law of the jurisdiction where they are chartered into two kinds: by whether or not they can issue stock, or by whether or not they are for profit.

Where local law distinguishes corporations by ability to issue stock, corporations allowed to do so are referred to as "stock corporations", ownership of the corporation is through stock, and owners of stock are referred to as "stockholders." Corporations not allowed to issue stock are referred to as "non-stock" corporations, those who are considered the owners of the corporation are those who have obtained membership in the corporation, and are referred to as a "member" of the corporation.

Corporate (film)

Corporate is a Bollywood film released in July 2006. The film directed by Madhur Bhandarkar stars Bipasha Basu, Kay Kay Menon, Payal Rohatgi, Minissha Lamba and Raj Babbar.
The movie revolves around the power game between two powerful industrialists. And based on the Pesticides issue in India on 2003 when Delhi non-profit Centre for Science and Environment published a disputed report finding pesticide levels in Coke and Pepsi soft drinks sold in India at levels 30 times that considered safe by the European Economic Commission. The movie got acclaimed from critics. It grossed 163.8 million at box office, well above its 40 million budget.

Plot

Corporate centers around the power games between two industrialists, The Sehgal Group of Industries (SGI) owned by Vinay Sehgal (Rajat Kapoor) and the Marwah Group of Industries (MGI) owned by Dharmesh Marwah (Raj Babbar). The two companies are traditional rivals in the food products business. Bipasha Basu plays Nishigandha Dasgupta aka Nishi, vice president of SGI, while Vinay Sehgal's brother-in-law Ritesh (Kay Kay Menon) joins in later as senior vice president.

The Corporation - Full Movie

http://TulsaChange.com
Among the 40 interview subjects are CEOs and top-level executives from a range of industries: oil, pharmaceutical, computer, tire, manufacturing, public relations, branding, advertising and undercover marketing; in addition, a Nobel-prize winning economist, the first management guru, a corporate spy, and a range of academics, critics, historians and thinkers are also interviewed.
Support the film makers by buying the video
http://www.thecorporation.com/index.cfm?page_id=10
check out our website for more info on how far we have slid as a country
http://TulsaChange.com

2:00

What is a Corporation?

What is a Corporation?

What is a Corporation?

Welcome to the Investors Trading Academy talking glossary of financial terms and events.
Our word of the day is “Corporation”
A corporation is a legal entity that is separate and distinct from its owners. Corporations enjoy most of the rights and responsibilities that an individual possesses; that is, a corporation has the right to enter into contracts, loan and borrow money, sue and be sued, hire employees, own assets and pay taxes.
The most important aspect of a corporation is limited liability. That is, shareholders have the right to participate in the profits, through dividends and/or the appreciation of stock, but are not held personally liable for the company's debts.
A corporate structure is perhaps the most advantageous way to start a business because the corporation exists as a separate entity. In general, a corporation has all the legal rights of an individual, except for the right to vote and certain other limitations. Corporations are given the right to exist by the state that issues their charter. If you incorporate in one state to take advantage of liberal corporate laws but do business in another state, you'll have to file for "qualification" in the state in which you wish to operate the business. There's usually a fee that must be paid to qualify to do business in a state.
What sets the corporation apart from all other types of businesses is that a corporation is an independent legal entity, separate from the people who own, control, and manage it. In other words, corporation and tax laws view the corporation as a legal "person" that can enter into contracts, incur debts, and pay taxes apart from its owners. Other important characteristics also result from the corporation's separate existence: A corporation does not dissolve when its owners or shareholders change or die, and the owners of a corporation have limited liability.
By Barry Norman, Investors Trading Academy

LLC or Corporation: Which is Better

Curious which is a better entity structure for your business, an LLC or Corporation? The answer depends on your business goals, as both entity types have pros and cons. Part of video series entitled Genesis Law Firm Teaches. For more free legal guides, visit http://www.genesislawfirm.com and click on the 'resources' tab.

49:56

Thievery Corporation - Treasures From the Temple [Full Album Stream]

Thievery Corporation - Treasures From the Temple [Full Album Stream]

Thievery Corporation - Treasures From the Temple [Full Album Stream]

Full, continues audio stream of Thievery Corporation's 2018 release, "Treasures From the Temple."
GET THE ALBUM: https://thieverycorporation.com/treasures
TRACK PLAYLIST: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLZMps7ZJMfTNt9_KUURDHur79OdYCu2I4
Released on April 20, 2018, Thievery Corporation's "Treasures from the Temple" is a follow-up LP to the band’s chart-topping 2017 album, Temple of I & I. The 12-track compendium includes a trove of original recordings and remixes from the band’s Temple sessions at Geejam Studios in Port Antonio, Jamaica with vocal appearances by LouLou Ghelichkhani, Mr. Lif, Sitali, Racquel Jones, NataliaClavier and Notch.
// GET TREASURES FROM THE TEMPLE//
https://thieverycorporation.com/treasures
// FOLLOW THIEVERY CORPORATION //
http://thieverycorporation.com
http://youtube.com/thieverycorporation
http://facebook.com/thieverycorporation
http://twitter.com/thieverycorpdc
http://instagram.com/thieverycorporation

How Corporations Became so Powerful in 6 Minutes

We live in a democracy right? Well kind of. Learn how corporations became so powerful and why they became so interconnected with our government undermining our democratic system.
Subscribe To My Channel:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoFWz1e3VXKOoJ-E5cep1Eg
Facebook:
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MusicCredits:
SoulChef – Blind Man See
https://www.youtube.com/user/soulchefmusic
Script:
Go to any city, any town, any rest stop in America and you’re bound to find the same old shopping centers with the same stores and the same gas stations and the same fast food as any other city. How did just a few companies gain monopoly over the entire country? You know which companies I’m talking about – the Coca Cola’s, the Shell’s, the Comcasts, you name it.
First a little bit of background about what a corporation is. The word corporation comes from the Latin word corpus which means body of people. In fact in ancient Roman law, corporate entities were recognized and even given protection under the law. Similarly today, by definition a corporation is simply a group of people who have been authorized by law to act as a single legal entity. And while most of the time we use the word corporate negatively, corporations are not innately bad. They can be bad or good just like people. However, over the past 100 years corporations have gained certain legal rights that have allowed them to gain more and more power. Again – some may use their power responsibly for good, while others recklessly for bad. ThinkGoogle vs. Exxon-Mobile.
Corporations today are super powerful for a number of reasons.
First Corporations are allowed to create Political Action Committees or PACs for short, which are basically organizations that pool money from members and donate those funds to campaign for or against candidates, ballot initiatives or legislation. For example AT&T donated nearly $3 million dollars during the 2016 campaign cycle on funding the campaigns of possible representatives they believed would put out legislation in AT&Ts best interest.
Second corporations tend to spend a lot of money on lobbying in Washington in the hopes of influencing politicians on a particular issue. For example the oil company Exxon-Mobile has spent over $200 million dollars alone over the past 20 years on lobbying. Just in 2008 the company spent over $29 million dollars in an effort to defeat legislation that addressed climate change.
Not only do corporations donate millions of dollars to the politicians they know will act in their best interest, or spend hundreds of millions of dollars on expert influencers to try and get those politicians to sign or block legislation that will help or hurt their companies, but they also employ many “revolvers” or people who were at one time government employees that now work for corporations – strengthening the connection between corporations and government further. Of the 29 registered lobbyists that work for Exxon-Mobile, 22 of them have at one time been government employees. You get the point. Of course Exxon is just one example out of many – I don’t know why I’m ragging on Exxon, but I am – if you happen to be the CEO please don’t come after me, I’m just using you as an example. Anyways the point is corporations and the government is tightly wound up within each other.
So how did this happen?
Before the late 1800s, corporations were required to be public service organizations and have a stated public purpose. In other words they were a sort of gift from a group of people to serve the public good. They were tightly controlled and very limited due to widespread public opposition. In fact a common misconception is that the Boston Tea Party was a protest between the American Revolutionaries and the King of England, but rather it was a protest by the Americans against the monopolization of the tea market by the East India Company.

3:50

Thievery Corporation - Letter to the Editor [Official Music Video]

Thievery Corporation - Letter to the Editor [Official Music Video]

Thievery Corporation - Letter to the Editor [Official Music Video]

Official music video for "Letter to the Editor" ft. Racquel Jones.
Get the Temple of I &I: https://thieverycorporation.com/temple/
After an exploration into bossa nova on the 2014 “Saudade” release, Thievery Corporation returns to the music of Jamaica for it’s 2017 album, The Temple of I & I. The band’s 10th studio album release was recorded at GeeJam Studios in Port Antonio, Jamaicaand features vocal appearances by Mr. Lif, Raquel Jones, Zee, Notch, Lou Lou Ghelichkhani, Shana Halligan, Elin Melgarejo & Puma.
// GET THE TEMPLE OF I & I //
https://thieverycorporation.com/temple/
// FOLLOW THIEVERY CORPORATION //
thieverycorporation.com
facebook.com/thieverycorporation
twitter.com/thieverycorpdc
instagram.com/thieverycorpdc
// CREDITS //
Directed by Richard Elgood
Edited by Andrew Labens
// LYRICS //
Pocket full a promises
Baby empty bellies
Poverty and Democracies
And political rallies
But who the rich a lobby for
Using me for votes
Pretend a mi yuh sorry for
Then win and its a joke
I'm sick of trick or treaters in costumes like dem as leaders
Charismatic public speakers
False prophets and fake healers.
Articulate perfect grammar scammer
Scamming us for votes
Infront of tv camera with an innocent approach.
Nuh mo lies and fallacies
Bun apologies
Try nuh ask please when a squeeze and yuh pan yuh knees
Justice or else says the minister Farakhan
Suh me stand up a Gordon house
Wid my GlockInna me hand
If I take it literally, fuck it geez I'm kinda sorry
But smaddy need Fi answer
Gimmi Di microphone and Mek mi rep di innocent paying recompense for money spent to feed the governments
Yo! Gimmi Di microphone get the people riled up too much fuckery Piled up get di ting dem oiled up
Parallel universes in the same Ol' hemisphere
Authorities they don't care with dem nose up in the air
---
Cause our bombs dem metaphoric
We talk Di truth and mek Di youths dem better for it
Cause I'm a fighter, yeah
If you agree put up yuh lighter, yeah
(Repeat)
---
Mek the stench from ghetto fences permeate dem residences extend up through the trenches up to where the presidents is
Karma pan Di ones and twos yes it turn the tables
Had enough a you with your parable and fables
Jamaican bad gal queen and revolutionary
Neva quick Fi start a war but shoot whenever necessary
Product of the inner city
Where me come from it nuh pretty
Survive the nitty gritty
Ain't nobody taking pity
Survival kinda sticky
In New YorkCali and philly
A di same ting a gwaan in a Kingston
---
CHORUS x2
---
These are the da days of the last days,
pan the last page of Di book of the dark age
We a path ways wid oppressors
Seek Predecessors
Wake up ancestors
Den we team up together
We will meet we will meet pan Di battle Di battle groundTrade mi microphone
For a shottie and some copper stones
Just be ready When Di gavel sound
Bun a folly ground fus
Jah surround us
So We never nervous
Was a mental war now this shit turn physical
From long time scar we a reap the residual
From slavery to now, now the ting get critical
Dem CyAh kill we soul cause dem sight sey we spiritual
So They be like, hey,
prod the bull under Sykes as subliminal, get them mad
Then chastise dem as criminal
Give wi drugs under guise sey it clinical
CHORUS x2

6:38

What is a Corporation?

What is a Corporation?

What is a Corporation?

Form your corporation for just $49 and state filing fees! »»» http://re180.io/FormMyCorporation
Corporations are misunderstood and, as a result, misconceptions about them abound. Some entrepreneurs definitely benefit from incorporating while at least as many do not. For you to make an informed and intelligent decision as to whether or not you should incorporate and objectively evaluate what can and cannot be accomplished when you incorporate you must have a basic understanding of what a corporation is, how you form one, and what the advantages and disadvantages are.
Corporation defined
A corporation is an independent legal entity owned by its shareholders. This means that the corporation itself is legally liable for its actions and debts, not the shareholders who own it.
Corporations are more complex than sole proprietorships, partnerships and limited liability companies because they tend to have more administrative, tax, and legal responsibilities imposed on them. Because of this, corporations are generally better suited for more established and larger companies.
Because it is a legally distinct entity, separate from its owners, a corporation is given many of the same legal rights as an actual person. And its owners don't have to risk their personal assets in the event the corporation can't satisfy its obligations. But it also means that corporations are usually taxed separately from its owners as well.
You don't need to be a large company to be a corporation. In recent years, many small businesses have made the decision to incorporate to not only limit their personal liability and protect their personal assets but also gain credibility, attract outside investment, and access more sophisticated tax-planning strategies.
How to form a corporation
A corporation comes into existence when prospective shareholders file a charter document with a state's business entities department, which is usually the Secretary of State. The owners of a corporation are called shareholders and shares of stock represent their ownership interests. A corporation must have at least one owner. There is usually no limit on the number of shareholders a corporation can have, the most notable exception being an "S" corporation that is limited to 100 shareholders.
Corporations and the IRS
In the eyes of the IRS, there are two types of corporations: "C" corporations and "S" Corporations.
By default all newly formed corporations begin as a "C" corporation and are taxed separately from their owners under subchapter C of the Internal Revenue Code. They file a corporate tax return and pay taxes on their profits. When these profits are then distributed to the shareholders the shareholders will pay taxes on the distribution.
Certain corporations elect to be treated as an "S" corporation for federal tax purposes by filing Form 2553 with the IRS. This election causes the corporation to be treated as a "pass-through" entity. The corporation files an informational tax return but doesn't pay taxes at the corporate level. Rather, the profits and losses are "passed through" the business and reported on the shareholders personal income tax returns. Electing "S" corporation status is one way of avoiding "double" taxation.
Close corporations
Sometimes, at the state level there are two types of corporations as well: regular and close. Up to nowI've been referring only to regular corporations.
A close corporation is generally a smaller corporation that elects close corporation status and is entitled to operate without the strict formalities required in the operation of a regular corporation. Simply stated, it is a corporation whose shareholders and directors are allowed to operate more like a partnership because there are typically less than 30 shareholders. The close corporation election is made at the state level but a number of states do not recognize them.
Corporate formalities
Corporations have a set management structure. The shareholders elect a Board of Directors who in turn elects officers. Other than the election of the directors, the shareholders do not usually participate in the operations of the corporation. The Board of Directors manages the corporation at a strategic level, issues stock, and makes major decisions and the Officers are responsible for the day-to-day operations of the company.
A corporation must follow various formalities. Failure to follow these formalities can have serious consequences, including holding the shareholders personally liable for corporate debts and actions. These formalities include: the appointment of directors and officers, adoption of bylaws and resolutions, holding formal meetings, and completing other compliance tasks that keep the corporation in good standing.
Advantages of a corporation—limited liability protection, ability to raise capital, unlimited life
Disadvantages of a corporation—double taxation potential, administrative complexity, lots of paperwork

Corp 101: The Basics of Corporate Structure

How to Start Your Own LLC or Corporation (It's Easier Than You Think!)

How to Start Your Own LLC or Corporation (It's Easier Than You Think!)

How to Start Your Own LLC or Corporation (It's Easier Than You Think!)

http://retipster.com/mycorporation
http://retipster.com/how-to-start-your-corporation-or-llc/
As most real estate investors know, there are a lot of “little challenges” to overcome when starting a new business.
If you’re serious about taking the right steps in the beginning, one of the first things you’ll want to get squared away is the legal formation of your business entity.
Most real estate investors (myself included) own their properties under the name of an LLC (aka – Limited Liability Company) and there are a few reasons why:
- An LLC can protect your personal assets from business-related lawsuits.
- An LLC has tax advantages that allow for “pass-through taxation” (whereas most other corporations are double-taxed).
- An LLC offers instant credibility with many of your customers.
Now let me be clear... I'm not trying to advise you on what type of legal entity you should form for your business. I'm not an attorney or an accountant (and even if I was - I have no idea what your goals and business objectives are). I'm not saying that you should copy what I'm doing in the instructions above, I'm just showing you one of the many ways it can be done.
Forming your own corporation may sound like a complicated legal process, but it's actually quite simple and you can do it in a matter of minutes.
With an online service like MyCorporation (see above), you can avoid the mind-numbing minutiae of trying to figure out the process in your state AND save yourself hundreds of dollars by allowing them to walk you through the process.
An alternative option is to hire an attorney, since they can give you the best advice and make sure everything is being fine-tuned to fit your situation, but if you're on a shoestring budget (like I was in the beginning), a service like MyCorporation is probably your next best option.
Here's a quick overview on how to do it... #realestate #retipster #sethwilliams #realestateinvesting #landinvesting

What's the tax difference between and LLC and an S Corporation?
Will you save taxes if you convert from an LLC taxed as a sole prop, to being taxed as a sub chapter s? How much taxes will you save if you become an S-Corp?
If you want to know the tax difference between an LLC and an S-Corp, then check out this video.!
In this video, I'm going to explain exactly what the difference is between an LLC and an S-Corporation, particularly when it comes to your self employment taxes, (aka SE Taxes), which are your medicare and social security taxes.
how do you reduce your business taxes? Well, there are three major tax reductions strategies: Business entity optimization, benefits and retirement plans like 401k, SEP IRA, and SimpleIRA"s, and then utilizing real estate investments.
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What's the tax difference between an LLC and an S-Corp?
What's better, an S Corp or an LLC?
How to convert to an S Corporation?
Are there tax savings when you become an S-Corp?
What business type should I be?
How to choose a business type?
There are dozens of questions that people have concerning their business entity type. The bottom line is that people are usually trying to pay their fair share and not a penny more - that's the most important thing to them.
If you're looking for tax planning advice, ways to reduce your taxes, legal tax loopholes, the best tax loopholes for small business or the best tax write offs for small business - the foundation starts with your business entity type.
You should make a wise decision about becoming a limited liability company taxed as a sole proprietor or an S-Corp, because it might save you in self employment, social security and medicare taxes.
Social security taxes for an S-Corp are important to figure out!
So is figuring out the medicare taxes on an LLC or an S-corp.
We hope this video helps you out a ton!

The Corporation - Full Movie

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published: 20 Oct 2011

What is a Corporation?

Welcome to the Investors Trading Academy talking glossary of financial terms and events.
Our word of the day is “Corporation”
A corporation is a legal entity that is separate and distinct from its owners. Corporations enjoy most of the rights and responsibilities that an individual possesses; that is, a corporation has the right to enter into contracts, loan and borrow money, sue and be sued, hire employees, own assets and pay taxes.
The most important aspect of a corporation is limited liability. That is, shareholders have the right to participate in the profits, through dividends and/or the appreciation of stock, but are not held personally liable for the company's debts.
A corporate structure is perhaps the most advantageous way to start a business because the corporation exists as a ...

LLC or Corporation: Which is Better

Curious which is a better entity structure for your business, an LLC or Corporation? The answer depends on your business goals, as both entity types have pros and cons. Part of video series entitled Genesis Law Firm Teaches. For more free legal guides, visit http://www.genesislawfirm.com and click on the 'resources' tab.

published: 22 Aug 2015

Thievery Corporation - Treasures From the Temple [Full Album Stream]

Full, continues audio stream of Thievery Corporation's 2018 release, "Treasures From the Temple."
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Released on April 20, 2018, Thievery Corporation's "Treasures from the Temple" is a follow-up LP to the band’s chart-topping 2017 album, Temple of I & I. The 12-track compendium includes a trove of original recordings and remixes from the band’s Temple sessions at Geejam Studios in Port Antonio, Jamaica with vocal appearances by LouLou Ghelichkhani, Mr. Lif, Sitali, Racquel Jones, NataliaClavier and Notch.
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How Corporations Became so Powerful in 6 Minutes

We live in a democracy right? Well kind of. Learn how corporations became so powerful and why they became so interconnected with our government undermining our democratic system.
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Go to any city, any town, any rest stop in America and you’re bound to find the same old shopping centers with the same stores and the same gas stations and the same fast food as any other city. How did just a few companies gain monopoly over the entire country? You know which companies I’m talking about – the Coca Cola’s, the Shell’s, the Comcasts, you name it.
First a litt...

What is a Corporation?

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Corporations are misunderstood and, as a result, misconceptions about them abound. Some entrepreneurs definitely benefit from incorporating while at least as many do not. For you to make an informed and intelligent decision as to whether or not you should incorporate and objectively evaluate what can and cannot be accomplished when you incorporate you must have a basic understanding of what a corporation is, how you form one, and what the advantages and disadvantages are.
Corporation defined
A corporation is an independent legal entity owned by its shareholders. This means that the corporation itself is legally liable for its actions and debts, not the shareholders who own it.
Corporations a...

How to Start Your Own LLC or Corporation (It's Easier Than You Think!)

http://retipster.com/mycorporation
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As most real estate investors know, there are a lot of “little challenges” to overcome when starting a new business.
If you’re serious about taking the right steps in the beginning, one of the first things you’ll want to get squared away is the legal formation of your business entity.
Most real estate investors (myself included) own their properties under the name of an LLC (aka – Limited Liability Company) and there are a few reasons why:
- An LLC can protect your personal assets from business-related lawsuits.
- An LLC has tax advantages that allow for “pass-through taxation” (whereas most other corporations are double-taxed).
- An LLC offers instant credibility with many of your customers.
...

What's the tax difference between and LLC and an S Corporation?
Will you save taxes if you convert from an LLC taxed as a sole prop, to being taxed as a sub chapter s? How much taxes will you save if you become an S-Corp?
If you want to know the tax difference between an LLC and an S-Corp, then check out this video.!
In this video, I'm going to explain exactly what the difference is between an LLC and an S-Corporation, particularly when it comes to your self employment taxes, (aka SE Taxes), which are your medicare and social security taxes.
how do you reduce your business taxes? Well, there are three major tax reductions strategies: Business entity optimization, benefits and retirement plans like 401k, SEP IRA, and SimpleIRA"s, and then utilizing real estate investments.
UPDATE...

The Corporation - Full Movie

http://TulsaChange.com
Among the 40 interview subjects are CEOs and top-level executives from a range of industries: oil, pharmaceutical, computer, tire, manuf...

http://TulsaChange.com
Among the 40 interview subjects are CEOs and top-level executives from a range of industries: oil, pharmaceutical, computer, tire, manufacturing, public relations, branding, advertising and undercover marketing; in addition, a Nobel-prize winning economist, the first management guru, a corporate spy, and a range of academics, critics, historians and thinkers are also interviewed.
Support the film makers by buying the video
http://www.thecorporation.com/index.cfm?page_id=10
check out our website for more info on how far we have slid as a country
http://TulsaChange.com

http://TulsaChange.com
Among the 40 interview subjects are CEOs and top-level executives from a range of industries: oil, pharmaceutical, computer, tire, manufacturing, public relations, branding, advertising and undercover marketing; in addition, a Nobel-prize winning economist, the first management guru, a corporate spy, and a range of academics, critics, historians and thinkers are also interviewed.
Support the film makers by buying the video
http://www.thecorporation.com/index.cfm?page_id=10
check out our website for more info on how far we have slid as a country
http://TulsaChange.com

What is a Corporation?

Welcome to the Investors Trading Academy talking glossary of financial terms and events.
Our word of the day is “Corporation”
A corporation is a legal entity t...

Welcome to the Investors Trading Academy talking glossary of financial terms and events.
Our word of the day is “Corporation”
A corporation is a legal entity that is separate and distinct from its owners. Corporations enjoy most of the rights and responsibilities that an individual possesses; that is, a corporation has the right to enter into contracts, loan and borrow money, sue and be sued, hire employees, own assets and pay taxes.
The most important aspect of a corporation is limited liability. That is, shareholders have the right to participate in the profits, through dividends and/or the appreciation of stock, but are not held personally liable for the company's debts.
A corporate structure is perhaps the most advantageous way to start a business because the corporation exists as a separate entity. In general, a corporation has all the legal rights of an individual, except for the right to vote and certain other limitations. Corporations are given the right to exist by the state that issues their charter. If you incorporate in one state to take advantage of liberal corporate laws but do business in another state, you'll have to file for "qualification" in the state in which you wish to operate the business. There's usually a fee that must be paid to qualify to do business in a state.
What sets the corporation apart from all other types of businesses is that a corporation is an independent legal entity, separate from the people who own, control, and manage it. In other words, corporation and tax laws view the corporation as a legal "person" that can enter into contracts, incur debts, and pay taxes apart from its owners. Other important characteristics also result from the corporation's separate existence: A corporation does not dissolve when its owners or shareholders change or die, and the owners of a corporation have limited liability.
By Barry Norman, Investors Trading Academy

Welcome to the Investors Trading Academy talking glossary of financial terms and events.
Our word of the day is “Corporation”
A corporation is a legal entity that is separate and distinct from its owners. Corporations enjoy most of the rights and responsibilities that an individual possesses; that is, a corporation has the right to enter into contracts, loan and borrow money, sue and be sued, hire employees, own assets and pay taxes.
The most important aspect of a corporation is limited liability. That is, shareholders have the right to participate in the profits, through dividends and/or the appreciation of stock, but are not held personally liable for the company's debts.
A corporate structure is perhaps the most advantageous way to start a business because the corporation exists as a separate entity. In general, a corporation has all the legal rights of an individual, except for the right to vote and certain other limitations. Corporations are given the right to exist by the state that issues their charter. If you incorporate in one state to take advantage of liberal corporate laws but do business in another state, you'll have to file for "qualification" in the state in which you wish to operate the business. There's usually a fee that must be paid to qualify to do business in a state.
What sets the corporation apart from all other types of businesses is that a corporation is an independent legal entity, separate from the people who own, control, and manage it. In other words, corporation and tax laws view the corporation as a legal "person" that can enter into contracts, incur debts, and pay taxes apart from its owners. Other important characteristics also result from the corporation's separate existence: A corporation does not dissolve when its owners or shareholders change or die, and the owners of a corporation have limited liability.
By Barry Norman, Investors Trading Academy

Curious which is a better entity structure for your business, an LLC or Corporation? The answer depends on your business goals, as both entity types have pros and cons. Part of video series entitled Genesis Law Firm Teaches. For more free legal guides, visit http://www.genesislawfirm.com and click on the 'resources' tab.

Curious which is a better entity structure for your business, an LLC or Corporation? The answer depends on your business goals, as both entity types have pros and cons. Part of video series entitled Genesis Law Firm Teaches. For more free legal guides, visit http://www.genesislawfirm.com and click on the 'resources' tab.

Full, continues audio stream of Thievery Corporation's 2018 release, "Treasures From the Temple."
GET THE ALBUM: https://thieverycorporation.com/treasures
TRACK PLAYLIST: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLZMps7ZJMfTNt9_KUURDHur79OdYCu2I4
Released on April 20, 2018, Thievery Corporation's "Treasures from the Temple" is a follow-up LP to the band’s chart-topping 2017 album, Temple of I & I. The 12-track compendium includes a trove of original recordings and remixes from the band’s Temple sessions at Geejam Studios in Port Antonio, Jamaica with vocal appearances by LouLou Ghelichkhani, Mr. Lif, Sitali, Racquel Jones, NataliaClavier and Notch.
// GET TREASURES FROM THE TEMPLE//
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Full, continues audio stream of Thievery Corporation's 2018 release, "Treasures From the Temple."
GET THE ALBUM: https://thieverycorporation.com/treasures
TRACK PLAYLIST: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLZMps7ZJMfTNt9_KUURDHur79OdYCu2I4
Released on April 20, 2018, Thievery Corporation's "Treasures from the Temple" is a follow-up LP to the band’s chart-topping 2017 album, Temple of I & I. The 12-track compendium includes a trove of original recordings and remixes from the band’s Temple sessions at Geejam Studios in Port Antonio, Jamaica with vocal appearances by LouLou Ghelichkhani, Mr. Lif, Sitali, Racquel Jones, NataliaClavier and Notch.
// GET TREASURES FROM THE TEMPLE//
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How Corporations Became so Powerful in 6 Minutes

We live in a democracy right? Well kind of. Learn how corporations became so powerful and why they became so interconnected with our government undermining our ...

We live in a democracy right? Well kind of. Learn how corporations became so powerful and why they became so interconnected with our government undermining our democratic system.
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Script:
Go to any city, any town, any rest stop in America and you’re bound to find the same old shopping centers with the same stores and the same gas stations and the same fast food as any other city. How did just a few companies gain monopoly over the entire country? You know which companies I’m talking about – the Coca Cola’s, the Shell’s, the Comcasts, you name it.
First a little bit of background about what a corporation is. The word corporation comes from the Latin word corpus which means body of people. In fact in ancient Roman law, corporate entities were recognized and even given protection under the law. Similarly today, by definition a corporation is simply a group of people who have been authorized by law to act as a single legal entity. And while most of the time we use the word corporate negatively, corporations are not innately bad. They can be bad or good just like people. However, over the past 100 years corporations have gained certain legal rights that have allowed them to gain more and more power. Again – some may use their power responsibly for good, while others recklessly for bad. ThinkGoogle vs. Exxon-Mobile.
Corporations today are super powerful for a number of reasons.
First Corporations are allowed to create Political Action Committees or PACs for short, which are basically organizations that pool money from members and donate those funds to campaign for or against candidates, ballot initiatives or legislation. For example AT&T donated nearly $3 million dollars during the 2016 campaign cycle on funding the campaigns of possible representatives they believed would put out legislation in AT&Ts best interest.
Second corporations tend to spend a lot of money on lobbying in Washington in the hopes of influencing politicians on a particular issue. For example the oil company Exxon-Mobile has spent over $200 million dollars alone over the past 20 years on lobbying. Just in 2008 the company spent over $29 million dollars in an effort to defeat legislation that addressed climate change.
Not only do corporations donate millions of dollars to the politicians they know will act in their best interest, or spend hundreds of millions of dollars on expert influencers to try and get those politicians to sign or block legislation that will help or hurt their companies, but they also employ many “revolvers” or people who were at one time government employees that now work for corporations – strengthening the connection between corporations and government further. Of the 29 registered lobbyists that work for Exxon-Mobile, 22 of them have at one time been government employees. You get the point. Of course Exxon is just one example out of many – I don’t know why I’m ragging on Exxon, but I am – if you happen to be the CEO please don’t come after me, I’m just using you as an example. Anyways the point is corporations and the government is tightly wound up within each other.
So how did this happen?
Before the late 1800s, corporations were required to be public service organizations and have a stated public purpose. In other words they were a sort of gift from a group of people to serve the public good. They were tightly controlled and very limited due to widespread public opposition. In fact a common misconception is that the Boston Tea Party was a protest between the American Revolutionaries and the King of England, but rather it was a protest by the Americans against the monopolization of the tea market by the East India Company.

We live in a democracy right? Well kind of. Learn how corporations became so powerful and why they became so interconnected with our government undermining our democratic system.
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Script:
Go to any city, any town, any rest stop in America and you’re bound to find the same old shopping centers with the same stores and the same gas stations and the same fast food as any other city. How did just a few companies gain monopoly over the entire country? You know which companies I’m talking about – the Coca Cola’s, the Shell’s, the Comcasts, you name it.
First a little bit of background about what a corporation is. The word corporation comes from the Latin word corpus which means body of people. In fact in ancient Roman law, corporate entities were recognized and even given protection under the law. Similarly today, by definition a corporation is simply a group of people who have been authorized by law to act as a single legal entity. And while most of the time we use the word corporate negatively, corporations are not innately bad. They can be bad or good just like people. However, over the past 100 years corporations have gained certain legal rights that have allowed them to gain more and more power. Again – some may use their power responsibly for good, while others recklessly for bad. ThinkGoogle vs. Exxon-Mobile.
Corporations today are super powerful for a number of reasons.
First Corporations are allowed to create Political Action Committees or PACs for short, which are basically organizations that pool money from members and donate those funds to campaign for or against candidates, ballot initiatives or legislation. For example AT&T donated nearly $3 million dollars during the 2016 campaign cycle on funding the campaigns of possible representatives they believed would put out legislation in AT&Ts best interest.
Second corporations tend to spend a lot of money on lobbying in Washington in the hopes of influencing politicians on a particular issue. For example the oil company Exxon-Mobile has spent over $200 million dollars alone over the past 20 years on lobbying. Just in 2008 the company spent over $29 million dollars in an effort to defeat legislation that addressed climate change.
Not only do corporations donate millions of dollars to the politicians they know will act in their best interest, or spend hundreds of millions of dollars on expert influencers to try and get those politicians to sign or block legislation that will help or hurt their companies, but they also employ many “revolvers” or people who were at one time government employees that now work for corporations – strengthening the connection between corporations and government further. Of the 29 registered lobbyists that work for Exxon-Mobile, 22 of them have at one time been government employees. You get the point. Of course Exxon is just one example out of many – I don’t know why I’m ragging on Exxon, but I am – if you happen to be the CEO please don’t come after me, I’m just using you as an example. Anyways the point is corporations and the government is tightly wound up within each other.
So how did this happen?
Before the late 1800s, corporations were required to be public service organizations and have a stated public purpose. In other words they were a sort of gift from a group of people to serve the public good. They were tightly controlled and very limited due to widespread public opposition. In fact a common misconception is that the Boston Tea Party was a protest between the American Revolutionaries and the King of England, but rather it was a protest by the Americans against the monopolization of the tea market by the East India Company.

Official music video for "Letter to the Editor" ft. Racquel Jones.
Get the Temple of I &I: https://thieverycorporation.com/temple/
After an exploration into bossa nova on the 2014 “Saudade” release, Thievery Corporation returns to the music of Jamaica for it’s 2017 album, The Temple of I & I. The band’s 10th studio album release was recorded at GeeJam Studios in Port Antonio, Jamaicaand features vocal appearances by Mr. Lif, Raquel Jones, Zee, Notch, Lou Lou Ghelichkhani, Shana Halligan, Elin Melgarejo & Puma.
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// CREDITS //
Directed by Richard Elgood
Edited by Andrew Labens
// LYRICS //
Pocket full a promises
Baby empty bellies
Poverty and Democracies
And political rallies
But who the rich a lobby for
Using me for votes
Pretend a mi yuh sorry for
Then win and its a joke
I'm sick of trick or treaters in costumes like dem as leaders
Charismatic public speakers
False prophets and fake healers.
Articulate perfect grammar scammer
Scamming us for votes
Infront of tv camera with an innocent approach.
Nuh mo lies and fallacies
Bun apologies
Try nuh ask please when a squeeze and yuh pan yuh knees
Justice or else says the minister Farakhan
Suh me stand up a Gordon house
Wid my GlockInna me hand
If I take it literally, fuck it geez I'm kinda sorry
But smaddy need Fi answer
Gimmi Di microphone and Mek mi rep di innocent paying recompense for money spent to feed the governments
Yo! Gimmi Di microphone get the people riled up too much fuckery Piled up get di ting dem oiled up
Parallel universes in the same Ol' hemisphere
Authorities they don't care with dem nose up in the air
---
Cause our bombs dem metaphoric
We talk Di truth and mek Di youths dem better for it
Cause I'm a fighter, yeah
If you agree put up yuh lighter, yeah
(Repeat)
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Mek the stench from ghetto fences permeate dem residences extend up through the trenches up to where the presidents is
Karma pan Di ones and twos yes it turn the tables
Had enough a you with your parable and fables
Jamaican bad gal queen and revolutionary
Neva quick Fi start a war but shoot whenever necessary
Product of the inner city
Where me come from it nuh pretty
Survive the nitty gritty
Ain't nobody taking pity
Survival kinda sticky
In New YorkCali and philly
A di same ting a gwaan in a Kingston
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CHORUS x2
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These are the da days of the last days,
pan the last page of Di book of the dark age
We a path ways wid oppressors
Seek Predecessors
Wake up ancestors
Den we team up together
We will meet we will meet pan Di battle Di battle groundTrade mi microphone
For a shottie and some copper stones
Just be ready When Di gavel sound
Bun a folly ground fus
Jah surround us
So We never nervous
Was a mental war now this shit turn physical
From long time scar we a reap the residual
From slavery to now, now the ting get critical
Dem CyAh kill we soul cause dem sight sey we spiritual
So They be like, hey,
prod the bull under Sykes as subliminal, get them mad
Then chastise dem as criminal
Give wi drugs under guise sey it clinical
CHORUS x2

Official music video for "Letter to the Editor" ft. Racquel Jones.
Get the Temple of I &I: https://thieverycorporation.com/temple/
After an exploration into bossa nova on the 2014 “Saudade” release, Thievery Corporation returns to the music of Jamaica for it’s 2017 album, The Temple of I & I. The band’s 10th studio album release was recorded at GeeJam Studios in Port Antonio, Jamaicaand features vocal appearances by Mr. Lif, Raquel Jones, Zee, Notch, Lou Lou Ghelichkhani, Shana Halligan, Elin Melgarejo & Puma.
// GET THE TEMPLE OF I & I //
https://thieverycorporation.com/temple/
// FOLLOW THIEVERY CORPORATION //
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twitter.com/thieverycorpdc
instagram.com/thieverycorpdc
// CREDITS //
Directed by Richard Elgood
Edited by Andrew Labens
// LYRICS //
Pocket full a promises
Baby empty bellies
Poverty and Democracies
And political rallies
But who the rich a lobby for
Using me for votes
Pretend a mi yuh sorry for
Then win and its a joke
I'm sick of trick or treaters in costumes like dem as leaders
Charismatic public speakers
False prophets and fake healers.
Articulate perfect grammar scammer
Scamming us for votes
Infront of tv camera with an innocent approach.
Nuh mo lies and fallacies
Bun apologies
Try nuh ask please when a squeeze and yuh pan yuh knees
Justice or else says the minister Farakhan
Suh me stand up a Gordon house
Wid my GlockInna me hand
If I take it literally, fuck it geez I'm kinda sorry
But smaddy need Fi answer
Gimmi Di microphone and Mek mi rep di innocent paying recompense for money spent to feed the governments
Yo! Gimmi Di microphone get the people riled up too much fuckery Piled up get di ting dem oiled up
Parallel universes in the same Ol' hemisphere
Authorities they don't care with dem nose up in the air
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Cause our bombs dem metaphoric
We talk Di truth and mek Di youths dem better for it
Cause I'm a fighter, yeah
If you agree put up yuh lighter, yeah
(Repeat)
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Mek the stench from ghetto fences permeate dem residences extend up through the trenches up to where the presidents is
Karma pan Di ones and twos yes it turn the tables
Had enough a you with your parable and fables
Jamaican bad gal queen and revolutionary
Neva quick Fi start a war but shoot whenever necessary
Product of the inner city
Where me come from it nuh pretty
Survive the nitty gritty
Ain't nobody taking pity
Survival kinda sticky
In New YorkCali and philly
A di same ting a gwaan in a Kingston
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CHORUS x2
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These are the da days of the last days,
pan the last page of Di book of the dark age
We a path ways wid oppressors
Seek Predecessors
Wake up ancestors
Den we team up together
We will meet we will meet pan Di battle Di battle groundTrade mi microphone
For a shottie and some copper stones
Just be ready When Di gavel sound
Bun a folly ground fus
Jah surround us
So We never nervous
Was a mental war now this shit turn physical
From long time scar we a reap the residual
From slavery to now, now the ting get critical
Dem CyAh kill we soul cause dem sight sey we spiritual
So They be like, hey,
prod the bull under Sykes as subliminal, get them mad
Then chastise dem as criminal
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Corporations are misunderstood and, as a result, misconceptions about them abound. Some entrepreneurs definitely benefit from incorporating while at least as many do not. For you to make an informed and intelligent decision as to whether or not you should incorporate and objectively evaluate what can and cannot be accomplished when you incorporate you must have a basic understanding of what a corporation is, how you form one, and what the advantages and disadvantages are.
Corporation defined
A corporation is an independent legal entity owned by its shareholders. This means that the corporation itself is legally liable for its actions and debts, not the shareholders who own it.
Corporations are more complex than sole proprietorships, partnerships and limited liability companies because they tend to have more administrative, tax, and legal responsibilities imposed on them. Because of this, corporations are generally better suited for more established and larger companies.
Because it is a legally distinct entity, separate from its owners, a corporation is given many of the same legal rights as an actual person. And its owners don't have to risk their personal assets in the event the corporation can't satisfy its obligations. But it also means that corporations are usually taxed separately from its owners as well.
You don't need to be a large company to be a corporation. In recent years, many small businesses have made the decision to incorporate to not only limit their personal liability and protect their personal assets but also gain credibility, attract outside investment, and access more sophisticated tax-planning strategies.
How to form a corporation
A corporation comes into existence when prospective shareholders file a charter document with a state's business entities department, which is usually the Secretary of State. The owners of a corporation are called shareholders and shares of stock represent their ownership interests. A corporation must have at least one owner. There is usually no limit on the number of shareholders a corporation can have, the most notable exception being an "S" corporation that is limited to 100 shareholders.
Corporations and the IRS
In the eyes of the IRS, there are two types of corporations: "C" corporations and "S" Corporations.
By default all newly formed corporations begin as a "C" corporation and are taxed separately from their owners under subchapter C of the Internal Revenue Code. They file a corporate tax return and pay taxes on their profits. When these profits are then distributed to the shareholders the shareholders will pay taxes on the distribution.
Certain corporations elect to be treated as an "S" corporation for federal tax purposes by filing Form 2553 with the IRS. This election causes the corporation to be treated as a "pass-through" entity. The corporation files an informational tax return but doesn't pay taxes at the corporate level. Rather, the profits and losses are "passed through" the business and reported on the shareholders personal income tax returns. Electing "S" corporation status is one way of avoiding "double" taxation.
Close corporations
Sometimes, at the state level there are two types of corporations as well: regular and close. Up to nowI've been referring only to regular corporations.
A close corporation is generally a smaller corporation that elects close corporation status and is entitled to operate without the strict formalities required in the operation of a regular corporation. Simply stated, it is a corporation whose shareholders and directors are allowed to operate more like a partnership because there are typically less than 30 shareholders. The close corporation election is made at the state level but a number of states do not recognize them.
Corporate formalities
Corporations have a set management structure. The shareholders elect a Board of Directors who in turn elects officers. Other than the election of the directors, the shareholders do not usually participate in the operations of the corporation. The Board of Directors manages the corporation at a strategic level, issues stock, and makes major decisions and the Officers are responsible for the day-to-day operations of the company.
A corporation must follow various formalities. Failure to follow these formalities can have serious consequences, including holding the shareholders personally liable for corporate debts and actions. These formalities include: the appointment of directors and officers, adoption of bylaws and resolutions, holding formal meetings, and completing other compliance tasks that keep the corporation in good standing.
Advantages of a corporation—limited liability protection, ability to raise capital, unlimited life
Disadvantages of a corporation—double taxation potential, administrative complexity, lots of paperwork

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Corporations are misunderstood and, as a result, misconceptions about them abound. Some entrepreneurs definitely benefit from incorporating while at least as many do not. For you to make an informed and intelligent decision as to whether or not you should incorporate and objectively evaluate what can and cannot be accomplished when you incorporate you must have a basic understanding of what a corporation is, how you form one, and what the advantages and disadvantages are.
Corporation defined
A corporation is an independent legal entity owned by its shareholders. This means that the corporation itself is legally liable for its actions and debts, not the shareholders who own it.
Corporations are more complex than sole proprietorships, partnerships and limited liability companies because they tend to have more administrative, tax, and legal responsibilities imposed on them. Because of this, corporations are generally better suited for more established and larger companies.
Because it is a legally distinct entity, separate from its owners, a corporation is given many of the same legal rights as an actual person. And its owners don't have to risk their personal assets in the event the corporation can't satisfy its obligations. But it also means that corporations are usually taxed separately from its owners as well.
You don't need to be a large company to be a corporation. In recent years, many small businesses have made the decision to incorporate to not only limit their personal liability and protect their personal assets but also gain credibility, attract outside investment, and access more sophisticated tax-planning strategies.
How to form a corporation
A corporation comes into existence when prospective shareholders file a charter document with a state's business entities department, which is usually the Secretary of State. The owners of a corporation are called shareholders and shares of stock represent their ownership interests. A corporation must have at least one owner. There is usually no limit on the number of shareholders a corporation can have, the most notable exception being an "S" corporation that is limited to 100 shareholders.
Corporations and the IRS
In the eyes of the IRS, there are two types of corporations: "C" corporations and "S" Corporations.
By default all newly formed corporations begin as a "C" corporation and are taxed separately from their owners under subchapter C of the Internal Revenue Code. They file a corporate tax return and pay taxes on their profits. When these profits are then distributed to the shareholders the shareholders will pay taxes on the distribution.
Certain corporations elect to be treated as an "S" corporation for federal tax purposes by filing Form 2553 with the IRS. This election causes the corporation to be treated as a "pass-through" entity. The corporation files an informational tax return but doesn't pay taxes at the corporate level. Rather, the profits and losses are "passed through" the business and reported on the shareholders personal income tax returns. Electing "S" corporation status is one way of avoiding "double" taxation.
Close corporations
Sometimes, at the state level there are two types of corporations as well: regular and close. Up to nowI've been referring only to regular corporations.
A close corporation is generally a smaller corporation that elects close corporation status and is entitled to operate without the strict formalities required in the operation of a regular corporation. Simply stated, it is a corporation whose shareholders and directors are allowed to operate more like a partnership because there are typically less than 30 shareholders. The close corporation election is made at the state level but a number of states do not recognize them.
Corporate formalities
Corporations have a set management structure. The shareholders elect a Board of Directors who in turn elects officers. Other than the election of the directors, the shareholders do not usually participate in the operations of the corporation. The Board of Directors manages the corporation at a strategic level, issues stock, and makes major decisions and the Officers are responsible for the day-to-day operations of the company.
A corporation must follow various formalities. Failure to follow these formalities can have serious consequences, including holding the shareholders personally liable for corporate debts and actions. These formalities include: the appointment of directors and officers, adoption of bylaws and resolutions, holding formal meetings, and completing other compliance tasks that keep the corporation in good standing.
Advantages of a corporation—limited liability protection, ability to raise capital, unlimited life
Disadvantages of a corporation—double taxation potential, administrative complexity, lots of paperwork

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As most real estate investors know, there are a lot of “little challenges” to overcome when starting a new business.
If you’re serious about taking the right steps in the beginning, one of the first things you’ll want to get squared away is the legal formation of your business entity.
Most real estate investors (myself included) own their properties under the name of an LLC (aka – Limited Liability Company) and there are a few reasons why:
- An LLC can protect your personal assets from business-related lawsuits.
- An LLC has tax advantages that allow for “pass-through taxation” (whereas most other corporations are double-taxed).
- An LLC offers instant credibility with many of your customers.
Now let me be clear... I'm not trying to advise you on what type of legal entity you should form for your business. I'm not an attorney or an accountant (and even if I was - I have no idea what your goals and business objectives are). I'm not saying that you should copy what I'm doing in the instructions above, I'm just showing you one of the many ways it can be done.
Forming your own corporation may sound like a complicated legal process, but it's actually quite simple and you can do it in a matter of minutes.
With an online service like MyCorporation (see above), you can avoid the mind-numbing minutiae of trying to figure out the process in your state AND save yourself hundreds of dollars by allowing them to walk you through the process.
An alternative option is to hire an attorney, since they can give you the best advice and make sure everything is being fine-tuned to fit your situation, but if you're on a shoestring budget (like I was in the beginning), a service like MyCorporation is probably your next best option.
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As most real estate investors know, there are a lot of “little challenges” to overcome when starting a new business.
If you’re serious about taking the right steps in the beginning, one of the first things you’ll want to get squared away is the legal formation of your business entity.
Most real estate investors (myself included) own their properties under the name of an LLC (aka – Limited Liability Company) and there are a few reasons why:
- An LLC can protect your personal assets from business-related lawsuits.
- An LLC has tax advantages that allow for “pass-through taxation” (whereas most other corporations are double-taxed).
- An LLC offers instant credibility with many of your customers.
Now let me be clear... I'm not trying to advise you on what type of legal entity you should form for your business. I'm not an attorney or an accountant (and even if I was - I have no idea what your goals and business objectives are). I'm not saying that you should copy what I'm doing in the instructions above, I'm just showing you one of the many ways it can be done.
Forming your own corporation may sound like a complicated legal process, but it's actually quite simple and you can do it in a matter of minutes.
With an online service like MyCorporation (see above), you can avoid the mind-numbing minutiae of trying to figure out the process in your state AND save yourself hundreds of dollars by allowing them to walk you through the process.
An alternative option is to hire an attorney, since they can give you the best advice and make sure everything is being fine-tuned to fit your situation, but if you're on a shoestring budget (like I was in the beginning), a service like MyCorporation is probably your next best option.
Here's a quick overview on how to do it... #realestate #retipster #sethwilliams #realestateinvesting #landinvesting

What's the tax difference between and LLC and an S Corporation?
Will you save taxes if you convert from an LLC taxed as a sole prop, to being taxed as a sub chapter s? How much taxes will you save if you become an S-Corp?
If you want to know the tax difference between an LLC and an S-Corp, then check out this video.!
In this video, I'm going to explain exactly what the difference is between an LLC and an S-Corporation, particularly when it comes to your self employment taxes, (aka SE Taxes), which are your medicare and social security taxes.
how do you reduce your business taxes? Well, there are three major tax reductions strategies: Business entity optimization, benefits and retirement plans like 401k, SEP IRA, and SimpleIRA"s, and then utilizing real estate investments.
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If we added value, consider supporting me and my family on Patreon. We're committed to creating free business, tax and accounting content, and we're thrilled that we've had the support of our little community!
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What's the tax difference between an LLC and an S-Corp?
What's better, an S Corp or an LLC?
How to convert to an S Corporation?
Are there tax savings when you become an S-Corp?
What business type should I be?
How to choose a business type?
There are dozens of questions that people have concerning their business entity type. The bottom line is that people are usually trying to pay their fair share and not a penny more - that's the most important thing to them.
If you're looking for tax planning advice, ways to reduce your taxes, legal tax loopholes, the best tax loopholes for small business or the best tax write offs for small business - the foundation starts with your business entity type.
You should make a wise decision about becoming a limited liability company taxed as a sole proprietor or an S-Corp, because it might save you in self employment, social security and medicare taxes.
Social security taxes for an S-Corp are important to figure out!
So is figuring out the medicare taxes on an LLC or an S-corp.
We hope this video helps you out a ton!

What's the tax difference between and LLC and an S Corporation?
Will you save taxes if you convert from an LLC taxed as a sole prop, to being taxed as a sub chapter s? How much taxes will you save if you become an S-Corp?
If you want to know the tax difference between an LLC and an S-Corp, then check out this video.!
In this video, I'm going to explain exactly what the difference is between an LLC and an S-Corporation, particularly when it comes to your self employment taxes, (aka SE Taxes), which are your medicare and social security taxes.
how do you reduce your business taxes? Well, there are three major tax reductions strategies: Business entity optimization, benefits and retirement plans like 401k, SEP IRA, and SimpleIRA"s, and then utilizing real estate investments.
UPDATE ON NUANCE FINANCIAL - I NO LONGER RECOMMEND NUANCE FINANCIAL, but instead HIGHLY recommend Xendoo Accounting, because it's faster, cheaper, higher quality service, and nation wide.
If you're looking for a payroll, bookkeeping, tax return, tax planning (with CPA support), then check out my AFFILIATE LINK for XENDOO Accounting here: https://www.xendoo.com/learn-more?fp_ref=rob69
If we added value, consider supporting me and my family on Patreon. We're committed to creating free business, tax and accounting content, and we're thrilled that we've had the support of our little community!
https://www.patreon.com/feedbackwrench/
Follow us at:
Twitter - https://twitter.com/feedbackwrench
Facebook - https://facebook.com/feedbackwrench
Instagram @feedbackwrench
What's the tax difference between an LLC and an S-Corp?
What's better, an S Corp or an LLC?
How to convert to an S Corporation?
Are there tax savings when you become an S-Corp?
What business type should I be?
How to choose a business type?
There are dozens of questions that people have concerning their business entity type. The bottom line is that people are usually trying to pay their fair share and not a penny more - that's the most important thing to them.
If you're looking for tax planning advice, ways to reduce your taxes, legal tax loopholes, the best tax loopholes for small business or the best tax write offs for small business - the foundation starts with your business entity type.
You should make a wise decision about becoming a limited liability company taxed as a sole proprietor or an S-Corp, because it might save you in self employment, social security and medicare taxes.
Social security taxes for an S-Corp are important to figure out!
So is figuring out the medicare taxes on an LLC or an S-corp.
We hope this video helps you out a ton!

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Learn more about the IdentityMind Digital IdentityPlatform for Global Sanctions Screening and Politically Exposed PersonSearch:
https://identitymindglobal.com/weave/
Money laundering crimes take many forms.
One step in stopping money laundering is avoiding sanctioned parties and identifying high-risk individuals on whom you perform proper and adequate Enhanced Due Diligence.
You are chartered with addressing compliance requirements. And sanctions and PEP screening is a part of that. You know that if a sanctioned actor gets through, your company reputation can be irreparably damaged, and you could be fined to boot.
But, with the wrong software and operational process, false positives can up-end your operations.
IdentityMind has the solution.
We help you by providing the right lists to screen against.
We provide 350+ lists.
But, having access to a wide selection of lists doesn’t mean that you’ll want to use them all, every time you screen a prospect. That may cause your alert volume to go through the roof as well as likely unnecessary.
Use the lists through risk profile-based segmentation
By user or business profile
By country or jurisdiction
It means that you can always screen against the right lists.
And simply choosing the right lists reduces the false positives that occur during the normal course of screening.
In addition, our matching engine enables you to match against strong aliases (i.e. a.k.a), and also against the original character-set as specified within the lists . Our engine uses CosineSimilarity, Phonetic and distance algorithms for the best matches possible to make sure you are not missing anything and can’t be easily fooled by sanctioned individuals trying to avoid detection. Further reduction of false positives is accomplished by filtering by date of birth, and by location.
You can customize the thresholds that the platform uses for matching by specific list, as well as which algorithms you want to use.
The engine also stays on top of newer regulations like matching against cryptocurrencies, by being able to match crypto addresses and their users.
The net result is better matching, fewer false positives and false negatives ensuring no regulatory findings.
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Avoid the fines and protect your reputation with IdentityMind.
A solid customer identification and due diligence program is a major component of any organization's AML architecture, made up of identity verification, document verification, entity disambiguation, enhanced due diligence for riskier customers (that is, a risk-based approach), and understanding interrelations inside the whole ecosystem.
Digital identities play a vital part in tying all of these requirements together, as they allow multiple attributes to be bundled, related and mapped to one other, resulting in far better-informed risk management decisions and improved detection rates. The IdentityMind RegTech platform utilizes digital identities and offers a set of specific tangible elements: reputation, identity graph score, and tag framework, which work together to allow you to put that risk matrix to work for your financial institution, bank, MSB, Fintech, online business, or any other enterprise where compliance is a must.

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Learn more about the IdentityMind Digital IdentityPlatform for Global Sanctions Screening and Politically Exposed PersonSearch:
https://identitymindglobal.com/weave/
Money laundering crimes take many forms.
One step in stopping money laundering is avoiding sanctioned parties and identifying high-risk individuals on whom you perform proper and adequate Enhanced Due Diligence.
You are chartered with addressing compliance requirements. And sanctions and PEP screening is a part of that. You know that if a sanctioned actor gets through, your company reputation can be irreparably damaged, and you could be fined to boot.
But, with the wrong software and operational process, false positives can up-end your operations.
IdentityMind has the solution.
We help you by providing the right lists to screen against.
We provide 350+ lists.
But, having access to a wide selection of lists doesn’t mean that you’ll want to use them all, every time you screen a prospect. That may cause your alert volume to go through the roof as well as likely unnecessary.
Use the lists through risk profile-based segmentation
By user or business profile
By country or jurisdiction
It means that you can always screen against the right lists.
And simply choosing the right lists reduces the false positives that occur during the normal course of screening.
In addition, our matching engine enables you to match against strong aliases (i.e. a.k.a), and also against the original character-set as specified within the lists . Our engine uses CosineSimilarity, Phonetic and distance algorithms for the best matches possible to make sure you are not missing anything and can’t be easily fooled by sanctioned individuals trying to avoid detection. Further reduction of false positives is accomplished by filtering by date of birth, and by location.
You can customize the thresholds that the platform uses for matching by specific list, as well as which algorithms you want to use.
The engine also stays on top of newer regulations like matching against cryptocurrencies, by being able to match crypto addresses and their users.
The net result is better matching, fewer false positives and false negatives ensuring no regulatory findings.
350+ lists
Rules-based list checking
Machine learning-based matching
Social screening
Crypto address screening
Avoid the fines and protect your reputation with IdentityMind.
A solid customer identification and due diligence program is a major component of any organization's AML architecture, made up of identity verification, document verification, entity disambiguation, enhanced due diligence for riskier customers (that is, a risk-based approach), and understanding interrelations inside the whole ecosystem.
Digital identities play a vital part in tying all of these requirements together, as they allow multiple attributes to be bundled, related and mapped to one other, resulting in far better-informed risk management decisions and improved detection rates. The IdentityMind RegTech platform utilizes digital identities and offers a set of specific tangible elements: reputation, identity graph score, and tag framework, which work together to allow you to put that risk matrix to work for your financial institution, bank, MSB, Fintech, online business, or any other enterprise where compliance is a must.

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Who is Manipulating Twitter? - Smarter Every Day 214

2nd video in a 3 part series on Social Media Manipulation
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Twitter info on IRA dataset
https://blog.twitter.com/official/en_us/topics/company/2018/2016-election-update.htmlCongress released this list of Twitter Usernames:
https://intelligence.house.gov/uploadedfiles/exhibit_b.pdf
Twitter rules (beyond scope of this video, but relevant to current discussions around censorship)
https://help.twitter.com/en/rules-and-policies/twitter-rules
AcademicPapers (At least scroll through and look at the graphs):
https://arxiv.org/pdf/1801.09288.pdf
TrollBehaviour in the Twitter Brexit Debate
https://arxiv.org/pdf/1801.08754.pdf
Who falls for political manipualation
https://arxiv.org/pdf/1808.03281.pdf
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Check out "Robotrolling"
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NATO (Our interview took place on NATO's 70th birthday).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NATO
Renée Diresta is a Mozilla Fellow in Media, Misinformation, and Trust, where she researches unintended consequences of algorithms and works towards helping machines make better decisions. Renee also writes about disinformation and the changing face of information war — check out her essay “The DigitalMaginot Line” (https://www.ribbonfarm.com/2018/11/28/the-digital-maginot-line) — and is a contributor to WiredIdeas (https://www.wired.com/author/renee-diresta).
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https://intelligence.house.gov/uploadedfiles/exhibit_b.pdf
Twitter rules (beyond scope of this video, but relevant to current discussions around censorship)
https://help.twitter.com/en/rules-and-policies/twitter-rules
AcademicPapers (At least scroll through and look at the graphs):
https://arxiv.org/pdf/1801.09288.pdf
TrollBehaviour in the Twitter Brexit Debate
https://arxiv.org/pdf/1801.08754.pdf
Who falls for political manipualation
https://arxiv.org/pdf/1808.03281.pdf
Follow YoYoel: https://twitter.com/yoyoel
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Follow NATOStrategic CommunicationCentre of Excellence : https://twitter.com/STRATCOMCOE
Check out "Robotrolling"
https://www.stratcomcoe.org/robotrolling-20191
NATO (Our interview took place on NATO's 70th birthday).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NATO
Renée Diresta is a Mozilla Fellow in Media, Misinformation, and Trust, where she researches unintended consequences of algorithms and works towards helping machines make better decisions. Renee also writes about disinformation and the changing face of information war — check out her essay “The DigitalMaginot Line” (https://www.ribbonfarm.com/2018/11/28/the-digital-maginot-line) — and is a contributor to WiredIdeas (https://www.wired.com/author/renee-diresta).
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A380" redirects here. For other uses, see A380 (disambiguation).
Airbus A380Air FranceAirbus A380-800 F-HPJB.jpg
An Air France A380-800 landing at Los Angeles International AirportRole Wide-body, double-deck jet airliner
National origin Multi-national[1]
Manufacturer Airbus
First flight 27 April 2005Introduction25 October2007 with Singapore AirlinesStatusIn servicePrimary users Emirates
Singapore Airlines
Lufthansa
Qantas
Produced 2005–present
Number built 207 as of 31 January 2017[2]
Unit cost
US$436.9 million (2017)[3]
The Airbus A380 is a double-deck, wide-body, four-engine jet airliner manufactured by European Union manufacturer Airbus.[4][5][6] It is the world's largest passenger airliner, and the airports at which it operates have upgraded facilities to accommodate it. It was initially named Airbus A3XX and designed to challenge Boeing's monopoly in the large-aircraft market. The A380 made its first flight on 27 April 2005 and entered commercial service in 25 October 2007 with Singapore Airlines.
The A380's upper deck extends along the entire length of the fuselage, with a width equivalent to a wide-body aircraft. This gives the A380-800's cabin 550 square metres (5,920 sq ft) of usable floor space,[7] 40% more than the next largest airliner, the Boeing 747-8,[8] and provides seating for 525 people in a typical three-class configuration or up to 853 people in an all-economy class configuration. The A380-800 has a design range of 8,500 nautical miles (15,700 km), serving the second and third longest non-stop scheduled flights (as of February 2017) in the world, and a cruising speed of Mach 0.85 (about 900 km/h, 560 mph or 490 kt at cruising altitude).
As ofJanuary 2017, Airbus had received 317 firm orders and delivered 207 aircraft; Emirates is the biggest A380 customer with 142 ordered of which 92 have been delivered.[2]

A380" redirects here. For other uses, see A380 (disambiguation).
Airbus A380Air FranceAirbus A380-800 F-HPJB.jpg
An Air France A380-800 landing at Los Angeles International AirportRole Wide-body, double-deck jet airliner
National origin Multi-national[1]
Manufacturer Airbus
First flight 27 April 2005Introduction25 October2007 with Singapore AirlinesStatusIn servicePrimary users Emirates
Singapore Airlines
Lufthansa
Qantas
Produced 2005–present
Number built 207 as of 31 January 2017[2]
Unit cost
US$436.9 million (2017)[3]
The Airbus A380 is a double-deck, wide-body, four-engine jet airliner manufactured by European Union manufacturer Airbus.[4][5][6] It is the world's largest passenger airliner, and the airports at which it operates have upgraded facilities to accommodate it. It was initially named Airbus A3XX and designed to challenge Boeing's monopoly in the large-aircraft market. The A380 made its first flight on 27 April 2005 and entered commercial service in 25 October 2007 with Singapore Airlines.
The A380's upper deck extends along the entire length of the fuselage, with a width equivalent to a wide-body aircraft. This gives the A380-800's cabin 550 square metres (5,920 sq ft) of usable floor space,[7] 40% more than the next largest airliner, the Boeing 747-8,[8] and provides seating for 525 people in a typical three-class configuration or up to 853 people in an all-economy class configuration. The A380-800 has a design range of 8,500 nautical miles (15,700 km), serving the second and third longest non-stop scheduled flights (as of February 2017) in the world, and a cruising speed of Mach 0.85 (about 900 km/h, 560 mph or 490 kt at cruising altitude).
As ofJanuary 2017, Airbus had received 317 firm orders and delivered 207 aircraft; Emirates is the biggest A380 customer with 142 ordered of which 92 have been delivered.[2]

James Kalm ventures to WesternChelsea in an investigation of reported sightings of strange animal behavior. Monkey Brains is an artistic critique focusing on the juncture between Consumer Capitalism and corporate morality, as exemplified by Big Pharma. Hogin uses classical technique and a pastiche of historical naturalism and jazzy psychedelic color to focus viewers attention on the over prescription of psychoactive drugs. With humor and a satirical bite, her paintings deliver a sharp focus analogy that contrasts the cute with the pathetically intoxicated. Featuring an extended interview with Lauri Hogin

James Kalm ventures to WesternChelsea in an investigation of reported sightings of strange animal behavior. Monkey Brains is an artistic critique focusing on the juncture between Consumer Capitalism and corporate morality, as exemplified by Big Pharma. Hogin uses classical technique and a pastiche of historical naturalism and jazzy psychedelic color to focus viewers attention on the over prescription of psychoactive drugs. With humor and a satirical bite, her paintings deliver a sharp focus analogy that contrasts the cute with the pathetically intoxicated. Featuring an extended interview with Lauri Hogin

Award Winning Corporate Film

A corporate film for India's leading cement manufacturers. The film aims to serve as a Case study for one of their flagship programs on safety - We Care. This piece of work is award winning and has competed against films from 70 nations to manage the feat.

PDI | Corporate Film

PDI offers high quality and customized screen systems for horticulture worldwide. Durably Dutch, user friendly and ‘made on order’. Always improving and innovating. Thoughtful, committed and evolutionary when it comes to our screen systems. We aim high and we’ve been doing this as a Dutch family-run business for 35 years now. But who is PDI and what do we stand for? What’s in our DNA and what distinguishes us from others? Here, we reveal our secret. Wondering how we’ve built up our family legacy? View our corporate story.

published: 22 Jan 2019

Giffard Corporate Film 2019

The best ingredient is always flavour. Nature provides us with treasures and we capture their essence, infusing your cocktails with their pure taste.

published: 04 Feb 2019

BAU 2017 corporate film – We know how.

Join us on our journey to people who work and live in buildings. And to those who plan and build them successfully and sustainably: Architects, fabricators and investors.

published: 27 Apr 2017

Qatargas Corporate Film 2015

BENTELER Corporate Film

BENTELER develops solutions that make the difference – for our customers, employees and the society. With about 30,000 employees and 153 locations in 40 countries, the BENTELER-Group stands for a high degree of excellent material, production and technology in the areas of Automotive, Steel/Tube and Distribution. The three Business Divisions BENTELER Automotive, BENTELER Steel/Tube, and BENTELER Distribution are organized under the strategic management holding company BENTELER International AG. As a reliable partner who thinks ahead and takes a proactive approach, we develop the solutions that make our customers more successful today and tomorrow. BENTELER. The family of driven professionals. Since 1876.
BENTELER makes it happen.

Accelya Corporate Film

The Accelya corporate video describes the complex nature of airline industry and the challenges faced by key stakeholders in airlines. It talks about how Accelya’s Financial, Business Intelligence and Industry solutions deliver value to the customers. The video highlights Accelya’s unique capability where it partners with airlines right from the time a ticket or an air waybill is issued, all the way through its entire financial life cycle, until the data is converted into tangible actionable information. This helps airlines better integrate and simplify their financial processes. The video also provides a glimpse of Accelya’s vision going forward.

published: 17 Feb 2016

Discover "We Build the Future", Safran's new corporate film

The corporate film takes you on a journey into our industrial world, focusing in on our materials and taking a closer look at our employees and products at the very heart of Safran's expertise, and finally, putting our exceptional industrial facilities into the spotlight. Our new corporate film conveys the values, passion and commitments of Safran and its employees: performance, comfort, availability, respect for the environment, safety, reliability and trust.

ATG Corporate Film 2018

#ATG is a fully owned subsidiary of The #Yokohama Rubber Company (YRC), Japan. At ATG, we know that you aren’t just running your vehicles on our #tires but also your businesses. We know how important ‘value’ is to you, and at ATG this ‘value’ is our competitive advantage. We deliver value by manufacturing quality products that come from innovation and advanced research & development. We don’t just create, but we also customize and anticipate. By being as concerned about value as you are, we make ourselves the smarter choice.
Know more about us: https://atgtire.com/

Award Winning Corporate Film

A corporate film for India's leading cement manufacturers. The film aims to serve as a Case study for one of their flagship programs on safety - We Care. This p...

A corporate film for India's leading cement manufacturers. The film aims to serve as a Case study for one of their flagship programs on safety - We Care. This piece of work is award winning and has competed against films from 70 nations to manage the feat.

A corporate film for India's leading cement manufacturers. The film aims to serve as a Case study for one of their flagship programs on safety - We Care. This piece of work is award winning and has competed against films from 70 nations to manage the feat.

PDI offers high quality and customized screen systems for horticulture worldwide. Durably Dutch, user friendly and ‘made on order’. Always improving and innovating. Thoughtful, committed and evolutionary when it comes to our screen systems. We aim high and we’ve been doing this as a Dutch family-run business for 35 years now. But who is PDI and what do we stand for? What’s in our DNA and what distinguishes us from others? Here, we reveal our secret. Wondering how we’ve built up our family legacy? View our corporate story.

PDI offers high quality and customized screen systems for horticulture worldwide. Durably Dutch, user friendly and ‘made on order’. Always improving and innovating. Thoughtful, committed and evolutionary when it comes to our screen systems. We aim high and we’ve been doing this as a Dutch family-run business for 35 years now. But who is PDI and what do we stand for? What’s in our DNA and what distinguishes us from others? Here, we reveal our secret. Wondering how we’ve built up our family legacy? View our corporate story.

BENTELER Corporate Film

BENTELER develops solutions that make the difference – for our customers, employees and the society. With about 30,000 employees and 153 locations in 40 countri...

BENTELER develops solutions that make the difference – for our customers, employees and the society. With about 30,000 employees and 153 locations in 40 countries, the BENTELER-Group stands for a high degree of excellent material, production and technology in the areas of Automotive, Steel/Tube and Distribution. The three Business Divisions BENTELER Automotive, BENTELER Steel/Tube, and BENTELER Distribution are organized under the strategic management holding company BENTELER International AG. As a reliable partner who thinks ahead and takes a proactive approach, we develop the solutions that make our customers more successful today and tomorrow. BENTELER. The family of driven professionals. Since 1876.
BENTELER makes it happen.

BENTELER develops solutions that make the difference – for our customers, employees and the society. With about 30,000 employees and 153 locations in 40 countries, the BENTELER-Group stands for a high degree of excellent material, production and technology in the areas of Automotive, Steel/Tube and Distribution. The three Business Divisions BENTELER Automotive, BENTELER Steel/Tube, and BENTELER Distribution are organized under the strategic management holding company BENTELER International AG. As a reliable partner who thinks ahead and takes a proactive approach, we develop the solutions that make our customers more successful today and tomorrow. BENTELER. The family of driven professionals. Since 1876.
BENTELER makes it happen.

Accelya Corporate Film

The Accelya corporate video describes the complex nature of airline industry and the challenges faced by key stakeholders in airlines. It talks about how Accely...

The Accelya corporate video describes the complex nature of airline industry and the challenges faced by key stakeholders in airlines. It talks about how Accelya’s Financial, Business Intelligence and Industry solutions deliver value to the customers. The video highlights Accelya’s unique capability where it partners with airlines right from the time a ticket or an air waybill is issued, all the way through its entire financial life cycle, until the data is converted into tangible actionable information. This helps airlines better integrate and simplify their financial processes. The video also provides a glimpse of Accelya’s vision going forward.

The Accelya corporate video describes the complex nature of airline industry and the challenges faced by key stakeholders in airlines. It talks about how Accelya’s Financial, Business Intelligence and Industry solutions deliver value to the customers. The video highlights Accelya’s unique capability where it partners with airlines right from the time a ticket or an air waybill is issued, all the way through its entire financial life cycle, until the data is converted into tangible actionable information. This helps airlines better integrate and simplify their financial processes. The video also provides a glimpse of Accelya’s vision going forward.

Discover "We Build the Future", Safran's new corporate film

The corporate film takes you on a journey into our industrial world, focusing in on our materials and taking a closer look at our employees and products at the...

The corporate film takes you on a journey into our industrial world, focusing in on our materials and taking a closer look at our employees and products at the very heart of Safran's expertise, and finally, putting our exceptional industrial facilities into the spotlight. Our new corporate film conveys the values, passion and commitments of Safran and its employees: performance, comfort, availability, respect for the environment, safety, reliability and trust.

The corporate film takes you on a journey into our industrial world, focusing in on our materials and taking a closer look at our employees and products at the very heart of Safran's expertise, and finally, putting our exceptional industrial facilities into the spotlight. Our new corporate film conveys the values, passion and commitments of Safran and its employees: performance, comfort, availability, respect for the environment, safety, reliability and trust.

#ATG is a fully owned subsidiary of The #Yokohama Rubber Company (YRC), Japan. At ATG, we know that you aren’t just running your vehicles on our #tires but also your businesses. We know how important ‘value’ is to you, and at ATG this ‘value’ is our competitive advantage. We deliver value by manufacturing quality products that come from innovation and advanced research & development. We don’t just create, but we also customize and anticipate. By being as concerned about value as you are, we make ourselves the smarter choice.
Know more about us: https://atgtire.com/

#ATG is a fully owned subsidiary of The #Yokohama Rubber Company (YRC), Japan. At ATG, we know that you aren’t just running your vehicles on our #tires but also your businesses. We know how important ‘value’ is to you, and at ATG this ‘value’ is our competitive advantage. We deliver value by manufacturing quality products that come from innovation and advanced research & development. We don’t just create, but we also customize and anticipate. By being as concerned about value as you are, we make ourselves the smarter choice.
Know more about us: https://atgtire.com/

The Corporation - Full Movie

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Among the 40 interview subjects are CEOs and top-level executives from a range of industries: oil, pharmaceutical, computer, tire, manufacturing, public relations, branding, advertising and undercover marketing; in addition, a Nobel-prize winning economist, the first management guru, a corporate spy, and a range of academics, critics, historians and thinkers are also interviewed.
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What is a Corporation?

Welcome to the Investors Trading Academy talking glossary of financial terms and events.
Our word of the day is “Corporation”
A corporation is a legal entity that is separate and distinct from its owners. Corporations enjoy most of the rights and responsibilities that an individual possesses; that is, a corporation has the right to enter into contracts, loan and borrow money, sue and be sued, hire employees, own assets and pay taxes.
The most important aspect of a corporation is limited liability. That is, shareholders have the right to participate in the profits, through dividends and/or the appreciation of stock, but are not held personally liable for the company's debts.
A corporate structure is perhaps the most advantageous way to start a business because the corporation exists as a separate entity. In general, a corporation has all the legal rights of an individual, except for the right to vote and certain other limitations. Corporations are given the right to exist by the state that issues their charter. If you incorporate in one state to take advantage of liberal corporate laws but do business in another state, you'll have to file for "qualification" in the state in which you wish to operate the business. There's usually a fee that must be paid to qualify to do business in a state.
What sets the corporation apart from all other types of businesses is that a corporation is an independent legal entity, separate from the people who own, control, and manage it. In other words, corporation and tax laws view the corporation as a legal "person" that can enter into contracts, incur debts, and pay taxes apart from its owners. Other important characteristics also result from the corporation's separate existence: A corporation does not dissolve when its owners or shareholders change or die, and the owners of a corporation have limited liability.
By Barry Norman, Investors Trading Academy

LLC or Corporation: Which is Better

Curious which is a better entity structure for your business, an LLC or Corporation? The answer depends on your business goals, as both entity types have pros and cons. Part of video series entitled Genesis Law Firm Teaches. For more free legal guides, visit http://www.genesislawfirm.com and click on the 'resources' tab.

Thievery Corporation - Treasures From the Temple [Full Album Stream]

Full, continues audio stream of Thievery Corporation's 2018 release, "Treasures From the Temple."
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Released on April 20, 2018, Thievery Corporation's "Treasures from the Temple" is a follow-up LP to the band’s chart-topping 2017 album, Temple of I & I. The 12-track compendium includes a trove of original recordings and remixes from the band’s Temple sessions at Geejam Studios in Port Antonio, Jamaica with vocal appearances by LouLou Ghelichkhani, Mr. Lif, Sitali, Racquel Jones, NataliaClavier and Notch.
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How Corporations Became so Powerful in 6 Minutes

We live in a democracy right? Well kind of. Learn how corporations became so powerful and why they became so interconnected with our government undermining our democratic system.
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Go to any city, any town, any rest stop in America and you’re bound to find the same old shopping centers with the same stores and the same gas stations and the same fast food as any other city. How did just a few companies gain monopoly over the entire country? You know which companies I’m talking about – the Coca Cola’s, the Shell’s, the Comcasts, you name it.
First a little bit of background about what a corporation is. The word corporation comes from the Latin word corpus which means body of people. In fact in ancient Roman law, corporate entities were recognized and even given protection under the law. Similarly today, by definition a corporation is simply a group of people who have been authorized by law to act as a single legal entity. And while most of the time we use the word corporate negatively, corporations are not innately bad. They can be bad or good just like people. However, over the past 100 years corporations have gained certain legal rights that have allowed them to gain more and more power. Again – some may use their power responsibly for good, while others recklessly for bad. ThinkGoogle vs. Exxon-Mobile.
Corporations today are super powerful for a number of reasons.
First Corporations are allowed to create Political Action Committees or PACs for short, which are basically organizations that pool money from members and donate those funds to campaign for or against candidates, ballot initiatives or legislation. For example AT&T donated nearly $3 million dollars during the 2016 campaign cycle on funding the campaigns of possible representatives they believed would put out legislation in AT&Ts best interest.
Second corporations tend to spend a lot of money on lobbying in Washington in the hopes of influencing politicians on a particular issue. For example the oil company Exxon-Mobile has spent over $200 million dollars alone over the past 20 years on lobbying. Just in 2008 the company spent over $29 million dollars in an effort to defeat legislation that addressed climate change.
Not only do corporations donate millions of dollars to the politicians they know will act in their best interest, or spend hundreds of millions of dollars on expert influencers to try and get those politicians to sign or block legislation that will help or hurt their companies, but they also employ many “revolvers” or people who were at one time government employees that now work for corporations – strengthening the connection between corporations and government further. Of the 29 registered lobbyists that work for Exxon-Mobile, 22 of them have at one time been government employees. You get the point. Of course Exxon is just one example out of many – I don’t know why I’m ragging on Exxon, but I am – if you happen to be the CEO please don’t come after me, I’m just using you as an example. Anyways the point is corporations and the government is tightly wound up within each other.
So how did this happen?
Before the late 1800s, corporations were required to be public service organizations and have a stated public purpose. In other words they were a sort of gift from a group of people to serve the public good. They were tightly controlled and very limited due to widespread public opposition. In fact a common misconception is that the Boston Tea Party was a protest between the American Revolutionaries and the King of England, but rather it was a protest by the Americans against the monopolization of the tea market by the East India Company.

Thievery Corporation - Letter to the Editor [Official Music Video]

Official music video for "Letter to the Editor" ft. Racquel Jones.
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After an exploration into bossa nova on the 2014 “Saudade” release, Thievery Corporation returns to the music of Jamaica for it’s 2017 album, The Temple of I & I. The band’s 10th studio album release was recorded at GeeJam Studios in Port Antonio, Jamaicaand features vocal appearances by Mr. Lif, Raquel Jones, Zee, Notch, Lou Lou Ghelichkhani, Shana Halligan, Elin Melgarejo & Puma.
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Pocket full a promises
Baby empty bellies
Poverty and Democracies
And political rallies
But who the rich a lobby for
Using me for votes
Pretend a mi yuh sorry for
Then win and its a joke
I'm sick of trick or treaters in costumes like dem as leaders
Charismatic public speakers
False prophets and fake healers.
Articulate perfect grammar scammer
Scamming us for votes
Infront of tv camera with an innocent approach.
Nuh mo lies and fallacies
Bun apologies
Try nuh ask please when a squeeze and yuh pan yuh knees
Justice or else says the minister Farakhan
Suh me stand up a Gordon house
Wid my GlockInna me hand
If I take it literally, fuck it geez I'm kinda sorry
But smaddy need Fi answer
Gimmi Di microphone and Mek mi rep di innocent paying recompense for money spent to feed the governments
Yo! Gimmi Di microphone get the people riled up too much fuckery Piled up get di ting dem oiled up
Parallel universes in the same Ol' hemisphere
Authorities they don't care with dem nose up in the air
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Cause our bombs dem metaphoric
We talk Di truth and mek Di youths dem better for it
Cause I'm a fighter, yeah
If you agree put up yuh lighter, yeah
(Repeat)
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Mek the stench from ghetto fences permeate dem residences extend up through the trenches up to where the presidents is
Karma pan Di ones and twos yes it turn the tables
Had enough a you with your parable and fables
Jamaican bad gal queen and revolutionary
Neva quick Fi start a war but shoot whenever necessary
Product of the inner city
Where me come from it nuh pretty
Survive the nitty gritty
Ain't nobody taking pity
Survival kinda sticky
In New YorkCali and philly
A di same ting a gwaan in a Kingston
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CHORUS x2
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These are the da days of the last days,
pan the last page of Di book of the dark age
We a path ways wid oppressors
Seek Predecessors
Wake up ancestors
Den we team up together
We will meet we will meet pan Di battle Di battle groundTrade mi microphone
For a shottie and some copper stones
Just be ready When Di gavel sound
Bun a folly ground fus
Jah surround us
So We never nervous
Was a mental war now this shit turn physical
From long time scar we a reap the residual
From slavery to now, now the ting get critical
Dem CyAh kill we soul cause dem sight sey we spiritual
So They be like, hey,
prod the bull under Sykes as subliminal, get them mad
Then chastise dem as criminal
Give wi drugs under guise sey it clinical
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What is a Corporation?

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Corporations are misunderstood and, as a result, misconceptions about them abound. Some entrepreneurs definitely benefit from incorporating while at least as many do not. For you to make an informed and intelligent decision as to whether or not you should incorporate and objectively evaluate what can and cannot be accomplished when you incorporate you must have a basic understanding of what a corporation is, how you form one, and what the advantages and disadvantages are.
Corporation defined
A corporation is an independent legal entity owned by its shareholders. This means that the corporation itself is legally liable for its actions and debts, not the shareholders who own it.
Corporations are more complex than sole proprietorships, partnerships and limited liability companies because they tend to have more administrative, tax, and legal responsibilities imposed on them. Because of this, corporations are generally better suited for more established and larger companies.
Because it is a legally distinct entity, separate from its owners, a corporation is given many of the same legal rights as an actual person. And its owners don't have to risk their personal assets in the event the corporation can't satisfy its obligations. But it also means that corporations are usually taxed separately from its owners as well.
You don't need to be a large company to be a corporation. In recent years, many small businesses have made the decision to incorporate to not only limit their personal liability and protect their personal assets but also gain credibility, attract outside investment, and access more sophisticated tax-planning strategies.
How to form a corporation
A corporation comes into existence when prospective shareholders file a charter document with a state's business entities department, which is usually the Secretary of State. The owners of a corporation are called shareholders and shares of stock represent their ownership interests. A corporation must have at least one owner. There is usually no limit on the number of shareholders a corporation can have, the most notable exception being an "S" corporation that is limited to 100 shareholders.
Corporations and the IRS
In the eyes of the IRS, there are two types of corporations: "C" corporations and "S" Corporations.
By default all newly formed corporations begin as a "C" corporation and are taxed separately from their owners under subchapter C of the Internal Revenue Code. They file a corporate tax return and pay taxes on their profits. When these profits are then distributed to the shareholders the shareholders will pay taxes on the distribution.
Certain corporations elect to be treated as an "S" corporation for federal tax purposes by filing Form 2553 with the IRS. This election causes the corporation to be treated as a "pass-through" entity. The corporation files an informational tax return but doesn't pay taxes at the corporate level. Rather, the profits and losses are "passed through" the business and reported on the shareholders personal income tax returns. Electing "S" corporation status is one way of avoiding "double" taxation.
Close corporations
Sometimes, at the state level there are two types of corporations as well: regular and close. Up to nowI've been referring only to regular corporations.
A close corporation is generally a smaller corporation that elects close corporation status and is entitled to operate without the strict formalities required in the operation of a regular corporation. Simply stated, it is a corporation whose shareholders and directors are allowed to operate more like a partnership because there are typically less than 30 shareholders. The close corporation election is made at the state level but a number of states do not recognize them.
Corporate formalities
Corporations have a set management structure. The shareholders elect a Board of Directors who in turn elects officers. Other than the election of the directors, the shareholders do not usually participate in the operations of the corporation. The Board of Directors manages the corporation at a strategic level, issues stock, and makes major decisions and the Officers are responsible for the day-to-day operations of the company.
A corporation must follow various formalities. Failure to follow these formalities can have serious consequences, including holding the shareholders personally liable for corporate debts and actions. These formalities include: the appointment of directors and officers, adoption of bylaws and resolutions, holding formal meetings, and completing other compliance tasks that keep the corporation in good standing.
Advantages of a corporation—limited liability protection, ability to raise capital, unlimited life
Disadvantages of a corporation—double taxation potential, administrative complexity, lots of paperwork

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As most real estate investors know, there are a lot of “little challenges” to overcome when starting a new business.
If you’re serious about taking the right steps in the beginning, one of the first things you’ll want to get squared away is the legal formation of your business entity.
Most real estate investors (myself included) own their properties under the name of an LLC (aka – Limited Liability Company) and there are a few reasons why:
- An LLC can protect your personal assets from business-related lawsuits.
- An LLC has tax advantages that allow for “pass-through taxation” (whereas most other corporations are double-taxed).
- An LLC offers instant credibility with many of your customers.
Now let me be clear... I'm not trying to advise you on what type of legal entity you should form for your business. I'm not an attorney or an accountant (and even if I was - I have no idea what your goals and business objectives are). I'm not saying that you should copy what I'm doing in the instructions above, I'm just showing you one of the many ways it can be done.
Forming your own corporation may sound like a complicated legal process, but it's actually quite simple and you can do it in a matter of minutes.
With an online service like MyCorporation (see above), you can avoid the mind-numbing minutiae of trying to figure out the process in your state AND save yourself hundreds of dollars by allowing them to walk you through the process.
An alternative option is to hire an attorney, since they can give you the best advice and make sure everything is being fine-tuned to fit your situation, but if you're on a shoestring budget (like I was in the beginning), a service like MyCorporation is probably your next best option.
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What's the tax difference between and LLC and an S Corporation?
Will you save taxes if you convert from an LLC taxed as a sole prop, to being taxed as a sub chapter s? How much taxes will you save if you become an S-Corp?
If you want to know the tax difference between an LLC and an S-Corp, then check out this video.!
In this video, I'm going to explain exactly what the difference is between an LLC and an S-Corporation, particularly when it comes to your self employment taxes, (aka SE Taxes), which are your medicare and social security taxes.
how do you reduce your business taxes? Well, there are three major tax reductions strategies: Business entity optimization, benefits and retirement plans like 401k, SEP IRA, and SimpleIRA"s, and then utilizing real estate investments.
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What's the tax difference between an LLC and an S-Corp?
What's better, an S Corp or an LLC?
How to convert to an S Corporation?
Are there tax savings when you become an S-Corp?
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How to choose a business type?
There are dozens of questions that people have concerning their business entity type. The bottom line is that people are usually trying to pay their fair share and not a penny more - that's the most important thing to them.
If you're looking for tax planning advice, ways to reduce your taxes, legal tax loopholes, the best tax loopholes for small business or the best tax write offs for small business - the foundation starts with your business entity type.
You should make a wise decision about becoming a limited liability company taxed as a sole proprietor or an S-Corp, because it might save you in self employment, social security and medicare taxes.
Social security taxes for an S-Corp are important to figure out!
So is figuring out the medicare taxes on an LLC or an S-corp.
We hope this video helps you out a ton!

Corporation

A corporation is a company or group of people authorized to act as a single entity (legally a person) and recognized as such in law. Early incorporated entities were established by charter (i.e. by an ad hoc act granted by a monarch or passed by a parliament or legislature). Most jurisdictions now allow the creation of new corporations through registration.

Corporations come in many different types but are usually divided by the law of the jurisdiction where they are chartered into two kinds: by whether or not they can issue stock, or by whether or not they are for profit.

Where local law distinguishes corporations by ability to issue stock, corporations allowed to do so are referred to as "stock corporations", ownership of the corporation is through stock, and owners of stock are referred to as "stockholders." Corporations not allowed to issue stock are referred to as "non-stock" corporations, those who are considered the owners of the corporation are those who have obtained membership in the corporation, and are referred to as a "member" of the corporation.

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2nd video in a 3 part series on Social Media Manipulation
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Twitter info on IRA dataset
https://blog.twitter.com/official/en_us/topics/company/2018/2016-election-update.htmlCongress released this list of Twitter Usernames:
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Twitter rules (beyond scope of this video, but relevant to current discussions around censorship)
https://help.twitter.com/en/rules-and-policies/twitter-rules
AcademicPapers (At least scroll through and look at the graphs):
https://arxiv.org/pdf/1801.09288.pdf
TrollBehaviour in the Twitter Brexit Debate
https://arxiv.org/pdf/1801.08754.pdf
Who falls for political manipualation
https://arxiv.org/pdf/1808.03281.pdf
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Renée Diresta is a Mozilla Fellow in Media, Misinformation, and Trust, where she researches unintended consequences of algorithms and works towards helping machines make better decisions. Renee also writes about disinformation and the changing face of information war — check out her essay “The DigitalMaginot Line” (https://www.ribbonfarm.com/2018/11/28/the-digital-maginot-line) — and is a contributor to WiredIdeas (https://www.wired.com/author/renee-diresta).
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An Air France A380-800 landing at Los Angeles International AirportRole Wide-body, double-deck jet airliner
National origin Multi-national[1]
Manufacturer Airbus
First flight 27 April 2005Introduction25 October2007 with Singapore AirlinesStatusIn servicePrimary users Emirates
Singapore Airlines
Lufthansa
Qantas
Produced 2005–present
Number built 207 as of 31 January 2017[2]
Unit cost
US$436.9 million (2017)[3]
The Airbus A380 is a double-deck, wide-body, four-engine jet airliner manufactured by European Union manufacturer Airbus.[4][5][6] It is the world's largest passenger airliner, and the airports at which it operates have upgraded facilities to accommodate it. It was initially named Airbus A3XX and designed to challenge Boeing's monopoly in the large-aircraft market. The A380 made its first flight on 27 April 2005 and entered commercial service in 25 October 2007 with Singapore Airlines.
The A380's upper deck extends along the entire length of the fuselage, with a width equivalent to a wide-body aircraft. This gives the A380-800's cabin 550 square metres (5,920 sq ft) of usable floor space,[7] 40% more than the next largest airliner, the Boeing 747-8,[8] and provides seating for 525 people in a typical three-class configuration or up to 853 people in an all-economy class configuration. The A380-800 has a design range of 8,500 nautical miles (15,700 km), serving the second and third longest non-stop scheduled flights (as of February 2017) in the world, and a cruising speed of Mach 0.85 (about 900 km/h, 560 mph or 490 kt at cruising altitude).
As ofJanuary 2017, Airbus had received 317 firm orders and delivered 207 aircraft; Emirates is the biggest A380 customer with 142 ordered of which 92 have been delivered.[2]

Lauri Hogin Monkey Brains at SCHROEDER ROMERO

James Kalm ventures to WesternChelsea in an investigation of reported sightings of strange animal behavior. Monkey Brains is an artistic critique focusing on the juncture between Consumer Capitalism and corporate morality, as exemplified by Big Pharma. Hogin uses classical technique and a pastiche of historical naturalism and jazzy psychedelic color to focus viewers attention on the over prescription of psychoactive drugs. With humor and a satirical bite, her paintings deliver a sharp focus analogy that contrasts the cute with the pathetically intoxicated. Featuring an extended interview with Lauri Hogin

Award Winning Corporate Film

A corporate film for India's leading cement manufacturers. The film aims to serve as a Case study for one of their flagship programs on safety - We Care. This piece of work is award winning and has competed against films from 70 nations to manage the feat.

PDI | Corporate Film

PDI offers high quality and customized screen systems for horticulture worldwide. Durably Dutch, user friendly and ‘made on order’. Always improving and innovating. Thoughtful, committed and evolutionary when it comes to our screen systems. We aim high and we’ve been doing this as a Dutch family-run business for 35 years now. But who is PDI and what do we stand for? What’s in our DNA and what distinguishes us from others? Here, we reveal our secret. Wondering how we’ve built up our family legacy? View our corporate story.

BENTELER Corporate Film

BENTELER develops solutions that make the difference – for our customers, employees and the society. With about 30,000 employees and 153 locations in 40 countries, the BENTELER-Group stands for a high degree of excellent material, production and technology in the areas of Automotive, Steel/Tube and Distribution. The three Business Divisions BENTELER Automotive, BENTELER Steel/Tube, and BENTELER Distribution are organized under the strategic management holding company BENTELER International AG. As a reliable partner who thinks ahead and takes a proactive approach, we develop the solutions that make our customers more successful today and tomorrow. BENTELER. The family of driven professionals. Since 1876.
BENTELER makes it happen.

Accelya Corporate Film

The Accelya corporate video describes the complex nature of airline industry and the challenges faced by key stakeholders in airlines. It talks about how Accelya’s Financial, Business Intelligence and Industry solutions deliver value to the customers. The video highlights Accelya’s unique capability where it partners with airlines right from the time a ticket or an air waybill is issued, all the way through its entire financial life cycle, until the data is converted into tangible actionable information. This helps airlines better integrate and simplify their financial processes. The video also provides a glimpse of Accelya’s vision going forward.

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The corporate film takes you on a journey into our industrial world, focusing in on our materials and taking a closer look at our employees and products at the very heart of Safran's expertise, and finally, putting our exceptional industrial facilities into the spotlight. Our new corporate film conveys the values, passion and commitments of Safran and its employees: performance, comfort, availability, respect for the environment, safety, reliability and trust.

ATG Corporate Film 2018

#ATG is a fully owned subsidiary of The #Yokohama Rubber Company (YRC), Japan. At ATG, we know that you aren’t just running your vehicles on our #tires but also your businesses. We know how important ‘value’ is to you, and at ATG this ‘value’ is our competitive advantage. We deliver value by manufacturing quality products that come from innovation and advanced research & development. We don’t just create, but we also customize and anticipate. By being as concerned about value as you are, we make ourselves the smarter choice.
Know more about us: https://atgtire.com/